rubber stamp
idiomPart ofstamp
rubber stamp — idiom
1. A person or committee that approves decisions or documents without proper consid
1.慣用語
釋義
A person or committee that approves decisions or documents without proper consideration or discussion, or the act of doing so.
例句
The committee was just a rubber stamp for the chairman's ideas and made no real changes.
Critics accused the council of being a rubber stamp for the developer's plans.