dais

英 [ˈdeɪɪs]

美 [ˈdeɪɪs]

n. (尤指房间一端的)讲台，高台

BNC.23468 / COCA.19087

牛津词典

noun

（尤指房间一端的）讲台，高台
a stage, especially at one end of a room, on which people stand to make speeches to an audience

noun

a platform raised above the surrounding level to give prominence to the person on it
Synonym:podiumpulpitrostrumambostumpsoapbox

Andy stands before the dais. THE JUDGE peers down, framed by a carved frieze of blind Lady Justice on the wall.
安迪站在审判台前，法官向下凝视着他，身后是嵌在墙上的正义女神像。
Raise me a dais of silk and down;
为我安放一台绸缎羽绒的高座；
Only on that wedding dais her marriage will take place.
她的婚礼只会那张婚礼台上举行。
Usually consisted of a Chair, a Director and a Rapporteur, a dais is a group of people in charge of a Model UN conference.
主席团由主席、会议总监和主席助理组成，负责组织模拟联合国的会议。
Amanda must want to activate the stone dais as well.
阿曼达也肯定很想亲手触发那个石祭台。
Father was right; the dais stones are not unique.
父亲是对的，那石祭台并不是唯一的。
Thus, the Dais are village-orientated and their social orientation finds expression in seeking common points.
在这一组织模式下，傣族表现出以村寨取向为核心，以避异求同为突出特征的社会取向。
The Dais in Dehong believe in Buddhism and primitive religion.
德宏傣族宗教包括佛教和原始宗教。
The jewels hissed and evaporated, dissolving into a multicoloured mist that hovered above the dais.
宝石嘶嘶作响并蒸发了，变成了五彩斑斓的薄雾盘旋在祭台上方。
He hurried from the dais, leaving Maughan, astonished, twisting in the wind alone.
他匆匆离开讲台，留下了惊讶的莫恩，独自蜷缩在风中。