v.拉票，游说，拉选票，调查(民意)，征求(意见)，努力争取支持，详细（或彻底）讨论
n.细查，讨论，检票员，游说者，劝诱

原形：canvass第三人称单数：canvasses复数：canvasses过去式：canvassed过去分词：canvassed现在分词：canvassing

The politician's campaign team was canvassing the neighborhood to gather support for their candidate.
这位政治家的竞选团队正在挨家挨户访问，为他们的候选人收集支持。
The volunteers were canvassing door-to-door, asking for donations for the local charity.
志愿者们挨家挨户地走访，为当地的慈善机构募捐。
The artist decided to canvass the city's street art scene to find inspiration for her next project.
艺术家决定去城市街头艺术区寻找她下一个项目的灵感。
After the election, the winning party began canvassing the defeated candidates for potential cabinet positions.
选举结束后，获胜政党开始游说落败候选人，希望他们能担任内阁职务。
The survey company was canvassing a large sample of the population to get accurate data on consumer preferences.
调查公司正在对大量人口进行调查，以获取消费者偏好的准确数据。
The marketing team is canvassing online to promote their new product through social media platforms.
市场团队正在网上开展宣传活动，通过社交媒体推广新产品。
The author was canvassing for book reviews from influential bloggers in the literary community.
作者正在寻求文学界有影响力的博主们的书评。
The university conducted a canvassing exercise among students to gauge their opinions on the proposed changes in the curriculum.
大学对学生进行了问卷调查，了解他们对课程改革的意见。
The real estate agent was canvassing potential buyers with detailed information about the properties they had listed.
房地产经纪人正在向潜在买家详细介绍他们列出的房产信息。
Artists often canvass old buildings and abandoned spaces to find unique architectural details for their artwork.
艺术家常常在老建筑和废弃空间中寻找创作的独特建筑细节。