lobby 的 3 个定义
plural lob·bies.
- an entrance hall, corridor, or vestibule, as in a public building, often serving as an anteroom; foyer.
- a large public room or hall adjacent to a legislative chamber.
- a group of persons who work or conduct a campaign to influence members of a legislature to vote according to the group's special interest.
lob·bied, lob·by·ing.
- to solicit or try to influence the votes of members of a legislative body.
lob·bied, lob·by·ing.
- to try to influence the actions of.
- to urge or procure the passage of, by lobbying.
lobby 近义词
entrance hall
press for political action
lobby 的近义词 44 个
- campaign for
- persuade
- politick
- press
- promote
- push
- request
- solicit
- sway
- urge
- advance
- affect
- alter
- bill
- billboard
- boost
- change
- drum
- further
- hype
- induce
- influence
- modify
- pitch
- plug
- pressure
- procure
- sell
- soft-soap
- splash
- spot
- sweet-talk
- thump
- bring pressure to bear
- build up
- exert influence
- hard sell
- high pressure
- make a pitch for
- pull strings
- put pressure on
- sell on
- soft-sell
- solicit votes
lobby 的反义词 14 个
更多lobby例句
- Then before leaving the Atwood Building, Potts caught up with her boss in the lobby of the Atwood.
- The main floor is split up between the lobby, the restaurant, and there’s even an intimate little nook for whatever the mood calls for.
- When you want to get together for a planned or unplanned meeting, you can pull someone from the lobby and create another room.
- If we don’tspeak, strike, protest, lobby, marchwrite, boycott, weigh inJackie RobinsonDay will be just anotherswing and a big miss.
- A lot of people you never would have imagined are now saying that maybe the anti-vaccination lobby has a point.
- There was an air of excitement and anticipation in the lobby as showtime approached.
- While the Hobby Lobby decision may have lost its cultural appeal, it still carries weight in the federal court system.
- Yet that is precisely what President Obama and more specifically the immigration lobby is asking Americans to do.
- They are for corporations like Hobby Lobby, and vast hospital networks, and, yes, adoption agencies.
- Change the location from a hotel lobby to an airport check-in desk and this crazy scenario becomes all too familiar.
- Spencer Perceval, prime minister of Great Britain, shot in the lobby of the house of commons.
- His answer was, that the direct method would be by forwarding a petition in the way proposed when at the lobby.
- Behind him, a lobby lounger moved over to the elevator boy, jerking his chin in Wilson Lamb's direction as he asked a question.
- Halfway across the lobby, a tall swarthy man with one of those deadpan faces rose to greet him.
- Lamb went back into the main lobby and ensconced himself behind a morning paper.