nominally

常見(jiàn)例句

As a punishment Pushkin, nominally a civil servant, was asked to do some work: to write a report on a plague of locusts that was paralysing the city.
作為對(duì)普希金這些行為的處罰，要求他這位名義上的公務(wù)員創(chuàng)作某種作品——寫一份正在使這座陷入癱瘓的蝗災(zāi)報(bào)告。
He did so to impede lateral communications within the officer corps and to prevent interoperability with nominally allied forces, including those of friendly Arab countries.
他這么做是為了阻止軍官內(nèi)部的橫向交流，并且防止與名義上的盟國(guó)（包括那些友好的阿拉伯國(guó)家）進(jìn)行互通。
In contrast, some of the poorest people in the country do not get the cheap food they are nominally entitled to because they live beyond the reach of the system that administers it.
相比之下，在這個(gè)國(guó)家一些最貧困的人卻沒(méi)有得到他們名義上本該有的廉價(jià)的食品，因?yàn)檫@些人都在政府的管理的體制之外。

Egypt also has a powerful conservative Islamic movement led by the nominally banned Muslim Brotherhood.
Officials have said the plan for Iran to export uranium for processing abroad under safeguards for its medical reactor could be a model for a broader deal to resolve concerns that its nominally-peaceful program is weapons-related.

In this nominally austere society, alcohol is consumed widely, even though it is illegal for Muslims.
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