| 释义 |
private member's billˌprivate ˈmember’s ˌbill noun [countable]   - A private member's bill to effect this change was brought forward in late February, 1925.
- It was reintroduced in early 1974, again as a private member's Bill but with government backing.
- The concession served to fend off a ban that might have been imposed under a private member's Bill.
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