Commons seat

例句 (10)

• The newly elected politician was proud to win her first Commons seat.这位新当选的政治家为赢得她的第一个下议院席位而感到自豪。
• After a surprising defeat, he lost his long-held Commons seat.在一次意外的失败后，他失去了长期保有的下议院席位。
• She announced her intention to contest the vacant Commons seat in the upcoming by-election.她宣布打算在即将到来的补选中争夺空缺的下议院席位。
• For over twenty years, he has held a safe Commons seat for the Conservative party.二十多年来，他一直为保守党保有一个稳固的下议院席位。
• The polls suggest that the opposition party will gain at least fifty new Commons seats.民意调查显示，反对党将至少赢得五十个新的下议院席位。
• The minister's resignation will trigger a special election for his Commons seat.部长的辞职将引发一场为填补其下议院席位的特别选举。
• Gaining a Commons seat is the ultimate goal for any aspiring Member of Parliament.对于任何有抱负的议员来说，获得一个下议院席位是最终目标。
• Historically, securing a Commons seat in this constituency has always been challenging for outsiders.从历史上看，外来者想在这个选区获得一个下议院席位一直都很有挑战性。
• While he failed to secure a Commons seat, he was appointed to the House of Lords.虽然他未能获得下议院席位，但他被任命为上议院议员。
• The final count confirmed that the incumbent had successfully defended his Commons seat by a narrow margin.最终计票结果确认，现任议员以微弱优势成功保住了他的下议院席位。