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Spacewater Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

I am confused with the meaning of word "turnout"

an act of turning out
Does it mean an act of changing?
  

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Usually it's how many people showed up at (turned out for) an event. We expect a high turnout = We exepct a lot of people to come. Turnout was lower than expected = Not as many people showed up as planned.

— BarbaraPA

  • Usually it's how many people showed up at (turned out for) an event.
  • We expect a high turnout = We exepct a lot of people to come.
  • Turnout was lower than expected = Not as many people showed up as planned.
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Usually it's how many people showed up at (turned out for) an event.

We expect a high turnout = We exepct a lot of people to come.
Turnout was lower than expected = Not as many people showed up as planned.
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