n.（英国议会席中政府大臣或反对党领袖的）前（排）座（位）

The new prime minister has been appointed to the frontbench, signaling a fresh start for the government.
新任首相被任命到前台，预示着政府将有一个新的开始。
After her election victory, she was promoted to the frontbench and became a key spokesperson for the party.
在选举获胜后，她晋升到前台，成为该党的重要代言人。
The frontbench members are responsible for formulating and implementing the party's policies in Parliament.
前台成员负责在议会制定和执行党的政策。
He was a rising star on the frontbench, expected to take on more senior roles in the future.
他在前台崭露头角，有望在未来担任更重要的职务。
The opposition frontbench accused the government of lacking a coherent strategy on climate change.
反对党前台批评政府在气候变化问题上缺乏明确的战略。
The minister's resignation from the frontbench sparked a heated debate within the party.
部长退出前台引发了党内激烈的争论。
The frontbench team is working tirelessly to address the pressing issues facing the nation.
前台团队正在全力以赴解决国家面临的紧迫问题。
She decided to step down from the frontbench to focus on her family responsibilities.
她决定从前台退下来，以便专注于家庭职责。
The reshuffle on the frontbench resulted in several changes to the cabinet positions.
前台的人员调整导致内阁职位发生了显著变化。
His experience on the frontbench proved invaluable when he took over as leader of the party.
他在前台的经验对他在接任党魁时极为宝贵。