CEFR C1

turnout

noun

Meaning

The number of people who attend an event, vote in an election, or are present at a particular place.

Examples

The concert had a massive turnout, with thousands of fans filling the stadium.
Low turnout is a persistent problem for many local elections.

Synonyms: attendance, participation, crowd, audience

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turnout (C1)

noun

Pronunciation: /ˈtɜːrnaʊt/

Definition

The number of people who attend an event, vote in an election, or are present at a particular place.

Examples

The concert had a massive turnout, with thousands of fans filling the stadium.
Low turnout is a persistent problem for many local elections.
We were pleased with the turnout at the community fair.

How to Use turnout

turnout for (prepositional phrase): The number of people attending a specific event or occasion. — "The turnout for the protest was much larger than anticipated."
turnout of (prepositional phrase): The number of people from a particular group or place. — "The turnout of voters from the city was impressive."

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