rubberstamp

• 指未经充分审议就自动批准或支持某事，常用于政治或官僚语境。

A verb meaning to approve or endorse something automatically or without proper consideration, often used in a political or bureaucratic context.

1. Stamp with a rubber stampB1formal

   To mark a document with a rubber stamp, often as a sign of official approval or processing.

   盖章

   • The clerk rubberstamped the passport application.
   • All invoices are rubberstamped after payment is confirmed.
   • He rubberstamped the forms without reading them.

   同义词imprintmarksealstamp

2. Approve automaticallyB2informal

   To give official approval to something without proper consideration or debate.

   例行公事地批准

   • The committee simply rubberstamped the proposal without discussion.
   • The board rubberstamped the CEO's decision.
   • Many laws are rubberstamped by the parliament without amendments.

   同义词endorseratifysanction

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