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基本英英例句
n.后座议员席⁶⁰;指英国下院中普通议员坐的后排坐席⁴⁰原型backbench的三单
名词 backbench:
any of the seats occupied by backbenchers in the House of Commons A strong supporter, in cabinet and on the backbenches, of involving private firms in the provision of public services, Alan Milburn has stepped down too.
推行私有公司需大力支持公共服务的前内阁成员兼后座议员的阿兰•米尔博也选择了离开。 ecocn
Alastair Campbell, Blair's former press chief, says that the then prime minister refused to sack Brown mainly because it would have left him a rampant maverick on the Labour backbenches.
布莱尔的前公共关系主管阿拉斯泰尔·坎贝尔说，时任首相的布莱尔拒绝解雇布朗主要是因为，这会给议会中工党后座议员席带来一个不受管束的自行其是者。 ebigear
And some ministers, playing to the backbenches of their own party, have also voiced concern.
同时，一些迎合自身党派利益的部长也表示对此担忧。 ecocn
He will surely continue speechifying from the backbenches, as he did in the previous parliament, on almost every topic under the sun.
能够肯定的是，他会像在前一届国会那样，继续在幕后垂帘听政，对大大小小的话题发表意见。 ecocn
This is partly because Mr Osborne wants to replace Mr Cameron one day, whereas Mr Hague, who fell in love with life outside politics during his years on the backbenches, is not quite as ambitious.
部分原因是奥斯本希望将来取代卡梅伦，而黑格在担任后座议员时喜欢上政治之外的生活方式，变得不那么雄心壮志。 ecocn
A letter suggesting a leadership challenge circulated on Labour’s backbenches.
一封信暗示了围绕工党议员席位引起的挑战。 ecocn
He may still sound off from the backbenches.
不过也许他仍会在后座议员席上高谈阔论。 ecocn
If the consensus is that you should continue, then I will support the government loyally from the backbenches.
如果一致意见是你应该继续留任，那么我会以一名普通议员的身份忠诚地支持政府。 yeeyan |