rubber stamp

rubber stamp

[ˈrʌbə stæmp]

n.橡皮图章;无主见的人;照常规的批准;刻板文章;

复数： rubber stamps 过去式： rubber stamped 过去分词： rubber stamped 现在分词：rubber stamping 第三人称单数： rubber stamps

英文例句/中文翻译：

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Fig2.Form issuers consolidate authorities through your filling, while maximizing it via their rubber stamp you will beg.

表格发放者试图通过要求你填写表格显示其权威，而且在你哀求其盖章时将这种对立弥散到最大。

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In China's state-owned enterprises, the board of directors often seems to have no more than the ability to rubber stamp the big decisions, McKinsey said.

在中国的国有企业，董事会成员通常似乎只有对重大决定盖章的能力。

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Their initials were still legible on the boxshaped rubber stamp at the top of the page.

在纸页上端的方块橡皮图章戳记上，他们姓名的首字母仍清晰可见。

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