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n. 替身演员, 替身, 有利地位



    stand-in
    [ noun ]
    someone who takes the place of another (as when things get dangerous or difficult)
    <noun.person>
    the star had a stand-in for dangerous sceneswe need extra employees for summer fill-ins


    1. A once expressive actress - remember Polanski's Repulsion? - is now cast forever as the First Lady of French cinema. If Hollywood had a star as inanimate as this, they would consign her to stand-in work for the Columbia torch lady.
    2. This summer, however, he joined the Bush campaign as a top adviser and served as the Michael Dukakis stand-in during Bush's practice sessions before his two debates with the Democratic challenger.
    3. He served as the stand-in for Democrat Michael Dukakis during Bush's practice sessions for his two debates.
    4. But suddenly, as a stand-in for the company's vacationing controller, he was roped into the deliberations of Texaco's Financial Policy Advisory Committee, which had urgent business indeed.
    5. Marla Kell Brown, the show's 27-year-old producer, acts as a stand-in for white Middle America as Mr. Hall flies through the show.
    6. Conyers, who also is black and a leader of the civil rights cause in the House, was viewed as a strong stand-in for the Michigan senators.
    7. A man jailed on a murder charge in Oklahoma will be represented by a stand-in Saturday on the Oregon Lottery's televised game show, officials said Wednesday.
    8. It (or another company) would get compensated for providing stand-in services, although whether by affected customers, some bonding arrangement or insurance is open for debate. Competition and Choice in the Gas Market.
    9. He has been closeted with top advisers at an undisclosed location in the Washington area boning up on the issues and conducting mock debates with Bentsen's stand-in, Sen. Bob Packwood, R-Ore.
    10. Even so, Ryrie would be an ideal stand-in until a more politically correct figure can be found.
    11. The director couldn't resist creating a stand-in for himself in front of the camera, a lovely young French woman who appears at the party in the guise of a documentary film maker making a movie about women and food.
    12. "Ah, Wilderness!" centers on the Miller family, particularly the 17-year-old son Richard, a stand-in for the playwright.
    13. She proved to be a personable stand-in for her husband, and McCrery found it difficult to campaign against her face-to-face.
    14. Charles Kennedy, the Liberal Democrat president and stand-in presenter on radio's 'Start the week', is another MP who sometimes seems to be in the wrong business. Will the prattling party now be joined by Labour's Bryan Gould?
    15. As the party grew, jazz and fireworks heralded the arrival of a costumed stand-in for Rex, the King of Carnival, who disembarked from a Coast Guard cutter at the Riverwalk shopping mall on the Mississippi River just outside the Quarter.
    16. So Geoff Martin, the temporary stand-in, must rate his chances.
    17. Bush is running on his experience in foreign affairs, from his days as United Nations ambassador, envoy to China and director of central intelligence to his globe-trotting duties of the past seven years as a stand-in for President Reagan.
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