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podiums

/ˈpoʊdiəmz/ /ˈpoʊdiʌmz/

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noun

讲台，演讲台。

A platform on which to stand, as when conducting an orchestra or preaching at a pulpit.

Examples :

"The students lined up behind their podiums to give their speeches. "

学生们在各自的演讲台后面排成一列，准备发表演讲。

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noun

讲台，演讲台

(sometimes proscribed) A stand used to hold notes when speaking publicly.

Examples :

"The speaker placed her notes on one of the podiums before starting her presentation. "

演讲者在开始演讲之前，把她的笔记放在了其中一个讲台上。

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noun

领奖台，颁奖台。

A steepled platform upon which the three competitors with the best results may stand when being handed their medals or prize.

Examples :

"At the school's annual science fair, three finalists stood on the podiums to receive their awards. "

在学校一年一度的科学展览会上，三位决赛选手站在领奖台上，接受了他们的奖项。

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noun

领奖台，前三名。

A result amongst the best three at a competition.

Examples :

"The top three students received podiums at the school science fair. "

学校科学展览会上，前三名学生都站上了领奖台。

sport achievement outcome

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noun

基座，矮墙.

A low wall, serving as a foundation, a substructure, or a terrace wall.

Examples :

"The ancient Roman amphitheater featured several podiums that served as the foundation for the seating tiers. "

古罗马圆形剧场有多个基座矮墙，它们是座位阶梯的基础。

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noun

讲台，演讲台

A foot or footstalk.

Examples :

"The flowers' podiums were sturdy, supporting the delicate blossoms. "

这些花的茎秆很结实，支撑着娇嫩的花朵。

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