backbencher

backbencher

美 ['bæk.bentʃər] 　英 [.bæk'bentʃə(r)]

• n.（英国和其他某些国家议会的）后座议员
• 网络后排议员；后座议员或普通议员；摆得平所谓的后排议员

词形变化

单数：backbencher  复数：backbenchers  

英汉双解

英汉解释

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1. 后座议员

英英解释

n.	1. a junior member of the lower house of a legislative assembly who is not a government minister or an official Opposition spokesperson 2. an ordinary member of the British Parliament who does not have a senior position

例句

When still a backbencher, he already distinguished himself in the Commons and was seen as a bright young man.

当他还是后座议员时，这位聪明的年轻人已经在下议院中脱颖而出。

Just one backbencher, Greg Mulholland, told Mr Cable that he would stick to his earlier pledge to vote against any rise in fees.

一位后座议员GregMulholland告诉凯布尔先生，说他仍会坚持早期的承诺，对于任何涨学费的议案都投反对票。

William Hague, then a backbencher and now the shadow foreign secretary, was especially bellicose.

那时还是个在众议院后排随大流的小角色的Hague，现在已经是影子外务大臣，尤其好战。

It seem that each time a Japanese backbencher MP visits a shrine, relations goes sour. Stupid.

每次日本议员参拜神社，两国关系就会变冷。

The backbencher exhorted his colleagues to vote against the motionto censure him for his prolonged absences from the House

一位后座议员力劝同僚投票反对谴责他长期不出席国会的动议案