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lectern

/ˈlek.tɜːn/

Traduction: Substantif désignant une table ou un support à surface inclinée sur lequel on place des textes ou des notes à hauteur convenable pour un lecteur ou un orateur.

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noun

/ˈlek.tɜːn/C1formal
  • frSubstantif désignant une table ou un support à surface inclinée sur lequel on place des textes ou des notes à hauteur convenable pour un lecteur ou un orateur.

A noun referring to a desk or stand with a slanted top, used to hold a text or notes at the proper height for a lecturer or speaker.

  1. Podium or reading deskB2formal

    A stand with a slanted top, designed to hold a book, manuscript, or notes at a convenient height for a speaker or lecturer to read from.

    frLutrin

    • The professor placed his notes on the lectern before beginning the lecture.
    • During the ceremony, the speaker approached the wooden lectern and began to read.
    • The modern lectern included a built-in microphone and a light for reading.
    • She adjusted the height of the lectern so she could comfortably see her script.

    Synonymespodiumreading deskrostrumstand

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  • lecterns plural form
  • lecterns' possessive plural form
  • lectern's possessive singular form
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