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rubber stamp

/ˈrʌbər stæmp/

翻译: 橡胶图章是一种带有凸起图案或文字的手持工具,用于在表面盖印。比喻义指不加仔细审查就 automatic 批准或通过某事,常用于官僚或政治语境。

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/ˈrʌbər stæmp/B2formalpolitical
  • zh橡胶图章是一种带有凸起图案或文字的手持工具,用于在表面盖印。比喻义指不加仔细审查就 automatic 批准或通过某事,常用于官僚或政治语境。

A rubber stamp is a handheld device with a raised design or text used for imprinting ink onto surfaces. Figuratively, it refers to the act of approving or endorsing something automatically or without careful consideration, often in bureaucratic or political contexts.

  1. Office toolA2formal

    A handheld device with a rubber surface used for printing ink onto paper, typically for signatures or dates.

    zh印章

    • She used a rubber stamp to mark the documents as 'Approved'.
    • The office ordered new rubber stamps for the mail room.
    • He pressed the rubber stamp firmly onto the ink pad.
  2. Automatic approvalB2informal

    A person or body that approves decisions without proper consideration or debate.

    zh例行公事式的批准

    • The committee is just a rubber stamp for the director's decisions.
    • The parliament acted as a rubber stamp for the new law.
    • He felt like a rubber stamp, signing papers without any real input.
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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