/ˈrəʊl kɔːl vəʊt/ – Phrase
Definition: biểu quyết bằng cách điểm danh.
A more throughout explanation: A roll-call vote is a method of voting in a legislative body where each member’s vote is recorded individually by calling out their name and recording their response.
Example: During the meeting, the chair called for a roll-call vote to ensure that each member’s vote was accurately recorded.