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noun The German parliament is called the ‘Bundestag’. 德国的议会称为 Bundestag。 a Member of Parliament议会议员 The issue was debated in Parliament. 议会就这个问题进行了辩论。 an Act of Parliament议会法案 to win a seat in Parliament赢得议会中的一个席位 to be elected to Parliament当选为议会议员 We are now into the second half of the parliament. 我们现已进入了本届议会的后半任期。 to dissolve Parliament (= formally end its activities) and call an election解散议会并举行大选 Angry protestors stormed the parliament. He first stood for Parliament in 2001. He sat in Parliament for over forty years. He was returned to Parliament in 2001 as MP for Appleby. It will take at least the lifetime of a parliament to put the health service in order. Parliament may legislate on any matter of penal law. Parliament reconvenes next month. Parliament will be in session until 15th December. Sponsors of the bill agreed to concessions in order to smooth its passage through Parliament. The Commission is guided by rules laid down by Parliament. The National Assembly is the lower house of the French Parliament. The President will address the Canadian parliament during his trip. The bill has to be passed before parliament is prorogued. The bill will come before Parliament next month. The election resulted in a hung parliament, followed by the resignation of the prime minister. The floor of the Scottish parliament chamber contains seating for 128 members. The government was accused of forcing the bill through Parliament. The party failed to win any seats in Parliament. The party has a two-thirds majority in Parliament. The ruling National Democratic Party dominates parliament. a popularly elected parliament a senior parliament official her first year in Parliament the day Parliament rises for the summer recess Riot police yesterday surrounded the Georgian parliament building. She was elected as a member of the Dutch parliament in 1996. The legislation is expected to be introduced early in the next session of parliament. The prime minister unexpectedly dissolved parliament and called a general election. |