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

Raise me a dais of silk and down;
为我安放一台绸缎羽绒的高座；
A raised platform in a room, as for a lecturer; a dais.
梯台屋内搭起的台子，如备演讲用；讲台。
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。
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。
Only on that wedding dais her marriage will take place.
她的婚礼只会那张婚礼台上举行。
DAIS DA client data browsing algorithm based on BFS
基于BFS的DAISDA客户端数据浏览算法
I had made that wedding dais for her marriage.
我已经为她的婚礼准备好了礼台。
Many conferences give the gavel to the delegate recognized by the dais as the best in that committee;
很多会议都把委员会中使用过的槌赠与主席团选出的该委员会的最佳代表。
On the raised platform is the gilded imperial throne placed on a dais two meters high.
在抬起的平台上面是镀金的龙椅，龙椅位于两米高的凸出。
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。