dais 的定义
- a raised platform, as at the front of a room, for a lectern, throne, seats of honor, etc.
dais 近义词
platform
更多dais例句
- Yet I have also seen firsthand the disconnect between those skilled teachers and the professional operatives who represent them in the halls of the Legislature and the daises of school boards.
- Dislodging him from such a square or from the daises that preceded it has proved damned near impossible.
- A man behind him on the dais has a dust mask slung over his neck.
- At the center of the dais, facing the nominee, sat the committee chair, Democrat Carl Levin of Michigan.
- Activities on stage got projected on giant screens flanking the dais, or on the jumbotron-like rig overhead.
- Imagine the next time Calderon ascends the dais to make a political point.
- He walked to the dais and delivered a beautiful speech in perfect English.
- Now she walked forward, followed by the two men, until she had passed the faskeeyeh and had reached the foot of the dais.
- At the end opposite the entrance is a large sepolcro a mensa, in front of which is a dais elevated two steps.
- They sit above our heads, on life's raised dais, and appeal at once to our respect and pity.
- The royal dais was protected by a canopy of crimson velvet, trimmed with crimson and gold fringe.
- Vyrtl took his place on a dais at the head of the table, and his aide arranged the gold-stiffened ceremonial robe.