front-bencher

英 [f'rʌntb'entʃə] 美 [f'rʌntb'entʃə]

• n. 前座议员

英英释义

名词 frontbencher:

1. a member of the House of Commons who is a minister in the government or who holds an official position in an opposition party

例句

用作名词 (n.)

1. There were loud cheers from the Conservative benches, front and back.
   保守党的议员，不论前座议员还是后座议员，都发出欢呼声。
2. Although Mr Turnbull's front bench rallied behind him, Mr Tuckey's comments highlight deep divisions within the coalition on the issue of the CPRS.
   虽然特恩布尔的前座议员在背后支持他，塔基的评论还是凸显了联盟内部在该方案问题上的分歧。