front bench

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There are more millionaires sitting on the Tory front bench then ever before in history.
在歷史上，從來(lái)沒(méi)有這么多百萬(wàn)富翁作為保守黨的代表坐在議會(huì)前座。
He and the other shadow cabinet members of the millionaires row of the Tory front bench are hopelessly out of touch with what the real world worries of citizens.
他和其他的百萬(wàn)富翁影子內(nèi)閣成員在議會(huì)中占據(jù)保守黨前席，并且無(wú)可救藥地對(duì)國(guó)民關(guān)注的真實(shí)世界不聞不問(wèn)。
But Labour’s front bench cannot agree whether to apologise for giddy levels of spending before the credit crunch, or to boast about them, sapping the party’s credibility.
但是是否對(duì)信貸危機(jī)前令人目眩的支出水平，或者進(jìn)行大肆吹噓高開(kāi)支、損壞工黨信譽(yù)的事情進(jìn)行道歉，他們尚未取得一致。

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one of the two rows of seats in the UK parliament used by leading members of the government and leading members of the main opposition party (= the party not in government), or the people who sit in these seats

the foremost bench of either the Government or Opposition in the House of Commons
the leadership (frontbenchers) of either group, who occupy this bench
(as modifier)