| 单词 | 有名无实 |
| 释义 | 有名无实 辨析参见“名存实亡”。。 辨析见“名存实亡”。 歇后语戏台上的夫妻；缺嘴咬虱子 法文purement nominalvain nom 俄文одно назвáньеоднá только видимость 德文nominell nur nach auβen so sein 亡：通“无”。 【注意】含贬义。 反义词 In “ Avatar, ” the Na'vi are basically alien hippies; in“Aliens, ” the titular creatures are remorseless, bloodthirsty xenomorphs. UNTIL it was abolished by the Reform Act of1832, the “rotten borough” of Old Sarum elected two MPs with fewer than a dozen registered voters. Mr Blair, moreover, shares many of the principles that the Tories presumably want the new figurehead to project: he is a free- marketeer, an Atlanticist and an opponent of a European superstate. But the Obama administration clearly believes there is still a point in going after the figurehead, and Bergen, now working as an analyst at the New America Foundation in Washington, agrees. But when I discoursed on it to my father he was sure it was a splendid idea-- travelling by railroad was not worth the name! But over the best part of a decade, the terrorist organisation has had more than enough time to adapt to life without Mr bin Laden as much more than its titular head. The king was made a titular figure, and the post of Prime Minister was made powerful and hereditary. Even some senior officials now say he is a mere figurehead. And two classics of dystopian fiction, George Orwell's 1984 and Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit451, take not-dissimilar paths to titular greatness. Roman Catholicism is the majority religion85% of native-born citizens are nominally Catholic. The American refusal to ratify the treaty and the lack of participation by China and other developing nations have left the pact all but toothless. Where are the phantom voters? The man you’ve just mentioned is but a poor apology for a writer. Last November, a rigged“ election” resulted in a nominally civilian-run Myanmar government that still jails more than 2,000 political prisoners. Scranton, along with being second in command of state government, was titular head of Pennsylvania's State Emergency Management Agency and Chairman of the State Civil Defense Council. He is the titular head of government, but his chief minister holds all the real power. Her release came days after elections that paved the way for a nominally civilian government in Burma after nearly half a century of military rule. Uncle Tom spent a busman's holiday working in his office. Because the gleaming stadiums, on a prime spot near the Huangpu River, are in danger of joining China's growing collection of top-quality venues that have everything except one key ingredient: sports. There are lots who are nominally free market, but they haven’t been aggressive about implementing those policies. In the comparison we can find out three disadvantages in our present basic education: First, the original education is merely nominal. For a decade before he took over in 2005 his party looked incapable of governing, even when it was still nominally doing it. The role of the president is largely an honorary one modelled after that of the British monarchy. Although a recovery— as defined by academic economists— started about two years ago, it hasn’t felt like one. |
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