lectern
lectern 英 [ˈlektən] 美 [ˈlektərn]
n. 讲台；诵经台
名词复数:lecterns
- When the President of The United States gives a speech, he often stands at a wooden lectern featuring the presidential seal. A lectern is a stand you lecture from.
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- n. 讲台；诵经台
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1. Whether you walk across the stage or stand behind a lectern, try to maintain good posture.
无论你是在舞台上走动或站在讲台后面，尽量保持好的姿势。
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2. If you want to gesture, go ahead and gesture. Avoid minor hand movements that will be masked by the lectern.
如果你想做手势就尽管去做，避免做那种被演讲台掩盖的微小的手的动作。
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3. Facial expressions, gestures, and your position—whether you decide to stand, sit, or use a lectern—all come into play.
面部表情，动作，位置-你是决定站，坐，或者要一个讲台-这些都起到作用。
- lectern (n.) early 14c., lettorne, lettron, "reading-desk in a church," from Old French letron, from Medieval Latin lectrinum, from Late Latin lectrum "lectern," from root of Latin legere "to read," literally "to gather, choose," from PIE root *leg- (1) "to collect, gather," with derivatives meaning "to speak (to 'pick out words')." Half-re-Latinized in English in 15c. For form, OED compares mulctrum "milking-pail" from mulgere "to milk."
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