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lobby
['lɔbi]
释义
释义1：v.游说
To attempt to influence (a public official or decision-maker) in favor of a specific opinion or cause.
释义2： n. 大厅
the area just inside the entrance to a hotel, theatre, or other large building
例句
eg: Westmoreland: She's my only child.
Pope: I know that. Believe me, Charles, I've lobbied on your behalf. (Prison Break)
莫兰：她是我唯一的孩子。
狱长：我知道，相信我查尔斯，为了你，我曾试图说服他们。（越狱）
Rachel:You stole those from that wedding?
Ross:No, the hotel lobby. They think they can charge me for some dirty movie.. （Friends）
瑞秋：你偷走了那个婚礼的花？
罗斯：不是，这是饭店大厅的花。他们以为能超收我黄色电影…（老友记）
