podium in Japanese
podium in Japanese is 表彰台 — podium means a raised platform for a speaker, performer, or conductor to stand on.
podium in Japanese
表彰台
Pronounced: hyōshōdai
(sports, and, other competitions) A steepled platform upon which the three competitors with the best results may stand when being handed their medals or prize.
What does "podium" mean?
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noun A raised platform for a speaker, performer, or conductor to stand on.
"The conductor stepped onto the podium and raised his baton."
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noun A stand that holds notes for someone giving a speech.
"He gripped the sides of the podium, visibly nervous."
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noun The raised platform where the top three finishers of a competition stand to receive their medals; also used to mean a top-three finish itself.
"She stood on the podium after winning bronze."
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podium in a sentence
- The conductor stepped onto the podium and raised his baton.
- The singer stepped up onto a small podium so everyone could see her.
- He gripped the sides of the podium, visibly nervous.
- The headteacher placed her notes on the podium and began to speak.
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What is "podium" in Japanese?
"podium" in Japanese is 表彰台. podium means: A raised platform for a speaker, performer, or conductor to stand on.
How do you pronounce 表彰台?
"podium" in Japanese is 表彰台, pronounced "hyōshōdai".
How do you use "podium" in a sentence?
Example: "The conductor stepped onto the podium and raised his baton." In Japanese, "podium" is 表彰台.
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