backbencher

美 ['bæk.bent??r] 　英 [.bæk'bent??(r)]

• n.（英國和其他某些國家議會的）后座議員
• 網(wǎng)絡后排議員；后座議員或普通議員；擺得平所謂的后排議員

詞形變化

單數(shù)：backbencher  復數(shù)：backbenchers  

英漢雙解

英漢解釋

na.

1. 后座議員

英英解釋

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.

當他還是后座議員時，這位聰明的年輕人已經(jīng)在下議院中脫穎而出。

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

一位后座議員GregMulholland告訴凱布爾先生，說他仍會堅持早期的承諾，對于任何漲學費的議案都投反對票。

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

那時還是個在眾議院后排隨大流的小角色的Hague，現(xiàn)在已經(jīng)是影子外務大臣，尤其好戰(zhàn)。

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

每次日本議員參拜神社，兩國關系就會變冷。

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

一位后座議員力勸同僚投票反對譴責他長期不出席國會的動議案