polling station

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There was quite a crush of people at the polling station, as if it was the premier of some movie.
投票站那里是擁擠不堪的人群，仿佛是某部電影的首次公演。
An Afghan woman casts her ballot at a polling station in Kabul. Across Afghanistan, voters went to the polls in the country's first-ever direct presidential elections.
在喀布爾，一名阿富汗婦女正在往投票箱里投選票。在整個(gè)阿富汗，選民都在到投票站參加該國歷史上第一次總統(tǒng)直接選舉投票。
On election day, Hillary, Chelsea, and I voted at Douglas Grafflin Elementary School, our local polling station in Chappaqua.
在選舉當(dāng)天，我、希拉里、切爾西在道格拉斯·格拉夫林小學(xué)投票，即查帕奎當(dāng)?shù)氐耐镀闭尽?/li>
原聲例句
The ECC, which has a majority of members appointed by the United Nations, says returns must be recounted and audited from any polling station where 100 percent turnout was reported or any presidential candidate received more than Canadian Grant Kippen is the ECC chairman: "Well we have no idea how extensive it is,".

In at least one polling station, voters were handed their voting slips by alleged torturers.
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In Kibera, Nairobi's largest slum, some 1, 000 people stood in several lines at one polling station before daybreak.
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A polling station is a place where people go to vote in an election. It is often a school or other public building.