canvassing

• Sustantivo que designa el proceso de recabar votos, opiniones o apoyo de personas individuales, generalmente durante una campaña política.

A noun referring to the act of soliciting votes, opinions, or support from individuals, typically during a political campaign.

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1. Political persuasionB2formal

   The act of going from door to door or contacting people to persuade them to vote for a particular candidate or party.

   Captación de votos

   • The volunteers spent the weekend canvassing in the neighborhood.
   • Canvassing is a key part of any political campaign.
   • She was hired to lead the canvassing efforts for the local election.

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• Verbo que se usa para referirse a la acción de recopilar opiniones, votos o apoyo de un grupo de personas, a menudo yendo de puerta en puerta o realizando una encuesta.

A verb used to indicate the act of soliciting opinions, votes, or support from a group of people, often by going door-to-door or conducting a survey.

1. Cover with canvasB2formal

   To cover or line something with canvas material.

   Cubrir con lona

   • The workers canvased the roof to protect it from rain.
   • They canvased the boat to keep it dry during storage.
   • The artist canvased the frame before painting.

2. Solicit opinions or votesB2formal

   To go through an area to ask people for their opinions, support, or votes.

   Hacer campaña o encuesta

   • The campaign team canvased the neighborhood for votes.
   • Volunteers canvased the city to gather signatures for the petition.
   • She canvased the residents about the proposed park renovation.

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