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front bench

/ˈfrʌnt bentʃ/

翻译: 在英国议会中,前座席指下议院中由执政党主要大臣和反对党主要代表就座的位置,也可泛指政党的高级成员或领导层。

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/ˈfrʌnt bentʃ/C1formalbritishpolitical
  • zh在英国议会中,前座席指下议院中由执政党主要大臣和反对党主要代表就座的位置,也可泛指政党的高级成员或领导层。

In the UK Parliament, the front bench refers to the seats in the House of Commons occupied by leading government ministers and opposition spokespersons, or collectively the senior members of a political party.

  1. Leading politicians in parliamentB2formalbritish

    The seats in a parliament occupied by the leading members of the government and the opposition.

    zh前座

    • The Prime Minister sits on the front bench during debates.
    • The shadow cabinet members occupy the opposition front bench.
    • He was promoted to the front bench after the election.
  2. Leadership positionB2formalbritish

    Used to refer collectively to the most senior politicians in a government or opposition party.

    zh前座

    • The front bench proposed a new bill on education reform.
    • She is a respected member of the front bench.
    • The front bench is responsible for setting party policy.