rubber stamp

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The employer used his secretary as a rubber stamp and never listened to any of her own suggestions.
雇主把他的秘書(shū)只是當(dāng)作機(jī)械地照章蓋印簽字的人來(lái)使用，從來(lái)不聽(tīng)取她本人的任何建議。
And Washington should do its homework and not just rubber stamp the bill. That's a page from my notebook. I'm Katie Couric, CBS News.
而政府應(yīng)該做好自己的工作，而不只是為通過(guò)議案而蓋章。這是我的記事簿中的一頁(yè)。我是凱蒂庫(kù)里克， CBS 新聞。
With any luck the committee will merely rubber stamp our application without discussing it in detail.
但愿委員會(huì)沒(méi)有詳細(xì)討論就批準(zhǔn)我們的申請(qǐng)。
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a small device with raised letters made of rubber, used for printing the date, name of an organization, etc. on documents

A rubber stamp is a small device with a name, date, or symbol on it. You press it onto an ink pad and then on to a document in order to show that the document has been officially dealt with.
When someone in authority rubber-stamps a decision, plan, or law, they agree to it without thinking about it much.