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fil.i.bus.terHfIl7I7bQs7tE5, $-tLv, nto make a long speech in order to delay or prevent (a new law) being made, or the act of doing this使用冗长的演说以阻挠议事(如制定新法律)的进行(的行为)Republican senators have announced that they may yet again filibuster a bill. [T]共和党的参议员们宣布他们可能还会阻挠一个议案的通过。They deny that they're filibustering, even as they refuse to consent to a time for a vote. [I]即使他们拒不同意投票表决的时间，他们仍否认自己在进行阻挠活动。The filibuster began three days ago. [C]阻挠议事的行动于三天前开始。
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