front bench

美 　英

• n.前座議員（英國議會中坐在前排座位的政府和反對黨要員的總稱）
• 網(wǎng)絡(luò)議會的前座；前席制；角椅

英漢解釋

n.

1. in a parliament, the bench on each side nearest the floor of the chamber, reserved for government ministers on one side and their opposition-party counterparts on the other 2. the most important members of the Government or Opposition, who sit on the front bench in Parliament 3. the front row of seats in the British Parliament where government ministers and senior Opposition politicians sit. Ordinary Members of Parliament sit on the back benches.

例句

Turning to a front-bench neighbour, Peel remarked: "You must answer him; for I cannot. "

他當時轉(zhuǎn)向坐在前排的鄰座說道：“你必須回答他，因為我回答不了。”

He pointed out the Tory front bench had all voted in favour of suspending the competition rules to allow the merger to go ahead .

他指出托利黨前座都投票贊成暫停兩行之間的競爭，而將兩行合并。

But, as most suspected he would, he announced his withdrawal from front-bench politics on September 29th.

然而，正如大多數(shù)人質(zhì)疑的，他在9月29日宣布退出前臺政治。

There are more millionaires sitting on the Tory front bench then ever before in history.

在歷史上，從來沒有這么多百萬富翁作為保守黨的代表坐在議會前座。

Open-Front Bench Type Eccentric Presses; Sizes

臺式單柱偏心壓力機.結(jié)構(gòu)尺寸