poll
/pɔl/Definitions
1. noun
a survey of people’s opinions or attitudes, especially one conducted by questioning a random sample of the population
“The company conducted a poll to understand the consumers’ preferences for their new product.”
2. verb
to ask or request information from people, especially by telephone or in a survey
“The journalist polled the voters to gather their reactions to the latest news.”
3. noun
a vote or ballot, especially in an election
“The poll results showed a clear winner in the election.”
4. verb
to raise or cultivate (plants) in a garden or greenhouse
“The gardener will poll the apple trees to ensure they produce a bountiful harvest.”