turnout

n.

产量；出动；（集会的）出席者，到会者；[公路]岔道

复数：turnouts

1. I hadn't expected such a big turnout.
   我没想到会有那么多人来。
2. Despite hopes of a larger turnout they were well pleased with the rally.
   尽管希望与会者人数更多,他们还是对此次集会表示满意。
3. There have is a great increase in the factory's turnout this year.
   今年这家工厂的产量提高不少。
4. He gives little thought to his turnout.
   他不注意穿著。
5. Your smart turnout and fine bearing at the parade just now were very impressive.
   刚才各位结业学员步伐整齐，制服鲜明，使我留下深刻印象。
6. There was quite a good turnout at the polls.
   投票率相当好。
7. The turnout of voters was low in many localities.
   在许多地区选民投票率很低。
8. Firemen is ready at all times for a sudden turnout.
   消防队员时刻准备着紧急出动。
9. I'll give my room a good turnout.
   我要好好清扫一下房间。

Turnout.
Turnout in Electoral Democracies
WHAT AFFECTS VOTER TURNOUT?
Rational Choice and Turnout
Where does turnout decline come from?
Television and Voter Turnout
Rational turnout: The neglected role of groups
Explaining voter turnout: A review of aggregate-level research
Social Pressure and Voter Turnout: Evidence from a Large-Scale Field Experiment
A Group Rule: Utilitarian Approach to Voter Turnout: Theory and Evidence