Pronunciation: /pɑːr.lə.mən.ter.i/
noun a member of a parliament or a parliamentary body
A1 The parliamentary is where laws are made.
A2 In some countries, the parliamentary is made up of two houses.
B1 The parliamentary plays a key role in the democratic process.
B2 Members of the parliamentary are elected by the people.
C1 The parliamentary has the power to pass legislation and hold the government to account.
C2 The parliamentary system in the UK is known for its long history and traditions.
adjective relating to a parliament or its members
A1 The parliamentary meeting was held in a big room.
A2 The parliamentary debate lasted for hours.
B1 The parliamentary system in this country is based on a bicameral legislature.
B2 The parliamentary elections were closely monitored by international observers.
C1 The parliamentary procedure for passing laws is complex and requires careful consideration.
C2 The parliamentary committee conducted an investigation into the corruption scandal.
formal The parliamentary debate lasted for hours as members discussed the proposed legislation.
informal The parliamentary meeting went on forever because everyone had something to say.
slang I can't believe the drama that goes on in parliamentary sessions.
figurative In a way, our family functions like a parliamentary system with everyone having a say in decision-making.
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