comparecimento
1. the number of people who attend an event or participate in an activity
The election had a high turnout of voters.
A eleição teve um alto comparecimento de eleitores.
2. the number or proportion of people who actually vote in an election
Voter turnout was 65% in the presidential election.
O comparecimento de eleitores foi de 65% na eleição presidencial.
3. a place where a road widens to allow vehicles to turn or stop
We stopped at a turnout on the highway to enjoy the view.
Paramos em um acostamento na rodovia para apreciar a vista.
4. a branch road or railway line
The train switched onto a turnout to avoid the main track.
O trem mudou para um desvio para evitar a linha principal.
5. the way someone is dressed or equipped; appearance
She had an elegant turnout for the gala.
Ela tinha uma aparência elegante para a gala.
In both US and Brazilian contexts, 'turnout' is a critical metric in elections and civic engagement. Brazil has mandatory voting, which typically ensures higher turnout rates compared to the US. The term is also commonly used in event promotion and planning in both countries to gauge attendance expectations and success.
NYC Slang
show (as in 'good show' for attendance at an event)
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