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amemberof aparliament,especiallyone who isrespectedfor his or herexperienceandskill 议会议员，（尤指）资深议员USsomeone who is anexperton therulesandmethodsused by agroupthat makeslawsordecisions 议会法规专家 SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrasesUK politics: government administration & organization - awkward
- backbench
- Brexit
- collectivization
- hung parliament
- lord
- partition
- PMQs
- policy-maker
- policy-making
- polity
- reshuffle
- soviet
- the awkward gangidiom
- the House of Commons
- the House of Lords
- the Houses of Parliament
- three-line whip
- upper house
- Westminster
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