dais是什么意思

音标:英 ['deɪɪs]美 [ˈdeɪs, ˈdaɪ-, des]

台, 讲台

a platform raised above the surrounding level to give prominence to the person on it

dais的用法和例句：

1. I want to be right there on the dais with you.

我想和你们一样能站在明处

2. They're building the dais for the queen at the parade.

他们在搭建阅兵时王后要站的讲台

3. Fet said that he saw a blonde up on the dais with him.

费特说他看到有个金发女和他一起站在讲台上

4. Empress, it is time to get you to the dais for your speech.

女皇 你该去进行你的讲话了

5. The villagers and guests will watch from both sides of the dais.

村民和来宾将从讲台两边观礼

6. Well, there seems to be a lot of hubbub on the dais at pump' fest.

南瓜节的主席台上 似乎有不小的骚动

7. The ambassador will accompany her from the quayside to greet me with a curtsey at this dais.

大使會陪著她從碼頭到這個臺前 向我行屈膝禮致意

8. Every minute you remain here, your councilors must reorganize their tiny male brains to rationalize why it isn't them standing on the dais.

你這里的每一分鐘 你的部下一定會絞盡他們小得可憐的雄性腦子 來理解為什么不是他們站在這臺上