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基本英英例句例句
n.议会前座为反对党领袖保留的座位
Noun:
any of the front seats in the House of Commons that are reserved for ministers or former ministersThe governmentfront benchor the treasury bench.政府成员前排席或国务大臣前排席。 And what exactly does Mr Cameron's team, the least commercially savvy Tory front bench for decades, think about business?
那么卡梅隆先生所领导的保守党，这个几十年来都坐在议会前排鲜少过问经济的政党，到底是如何看待经济问题的？ topsage
But Labour’s front bench cannot agree whether to apologise for giddy levels of spending before the credit crunch, or to boast about them, sapping the party’s credibility.
但是是否对信贷危机前令人目眩的支出水平，或者进行大肆吹嘘高开支、损坏工党信誉的事情进行道歉，他们尚未取得一致。 ecocn
That was part of the rationale for bringing craggy Ken Clarke back to the front bench.
这就是让粗犷的肯卡拉克回到议会前排的部分原因。 ecocn
Two rows of seat in the house of commons, behind the front bench, where ordinary member of parliament sit.
下院中前排座后面的两排座位，普通议员在此就座。 linewow |