Definition of dais in English:

dais

noun ˈdeɪɪsdeɪs

A low platform for a lectern or throne.
低平台（可置讲经桌或王座）
Example sentencesExamples
- Behind the two ancient thrones and their dais, there was a tapestry on the wall.
- James pointed over to the daises where a man and woman sat on thrones with Marlin slightly behind them.
- He had been standing between the throne dais and the baron's chair.
- There was a fitting moment when Ryan called the team Captain, Steven Price, to the presentation dais to receive the trophy with him.
- Only when I was standing on the dais did I feel that I had the title wrapped up.
- Three other thrones also occupied the dais, but only one was filled.
- Sniggering was heard from the other knights standing by the throne dais.
- The pontiff spoke from a dais overlooking throngs who cheered ‘You are home’ after he was raised to the altar by a lift.
- From the dais, each name and age is called out over the loudspeaker.
- The gazes of all in the room followed Lamar as she ascended the steps of the dais and stood in front of the throne, facing them.
- She stood on the dais and placed her hands on the waist high posts.
- Were they not inhibited Anglo-Saxons and had he been in their midst rather than standing on a raised dais, they would have assuredly hugged him.
- She glanced at CJ standing up on the dais and then back down to the boy running toward her from the bottom of the steps.
- The king sat upon a dais and Lione stood before him and told the story of the crimes the Brotherhood had committed.
- He ascended the dais to receive his prize. His freedom.
- The four-poster bed, not against the wall, was raised on a dais.
- Martin stood on the dais where the lectern usually sat, a low brazier to either side.
- A handful of men are sitting cross-legged on the raised dais of the communal eating area, weapons by their side, while we take a table on the main floor.
- Mills, at 18 the baby of the team, dissolved into tears on the medal dais even before the Australian flag was raised.
- He wore a sparkling clean salvar kemeez, and sat on a magnificent throne raised on a mahogany dais above platform 1.
Synonyms
platform, stage, podium, rostrum, stand, grandstand, staging, apron, soapbox, stump
lectern, pulpit, box, dock
Indian mandapam
rare tribune

Origin

Middle English (originally denoting a raised table for distinguished guests): from Old French deis, from Latin discus 'disc or dish' (later 'table'). Little used after the Middle English period, the word was revived by antiquarians in the early 19th century with the disyllabic pronunciation.

Definition of dais in US English:

dais

noun

A low platform for a lectern, seats of honor, or a throne.
低平台（可置讲经桌或王座）
Example sentencesExamples
- Sniggering was heard from the other knights standing by the throne dais.
- He had been standing between the throne dais and the baron's chair.
- She glanced at CJ standing up on the dais and then back down to the boy running toward her from the bottom of the steps.
- James pointed over to the daises where a man and woman sat on thrones with Marlin slightly behind them.
- The gazes of all in the room followed Lamar as she ascended the steps of the dais and stood in front of the throne, facing them.
- The four-poster bed, not against the wall, was raised on a dais.
- The pontiff spoke from a dais overlooking throngs who cheered ‘You are home’ after he was raised to the altar by a lift.
- From the dais, each name and age is called out over the loudspeaker.
- Only when I was standing on the dais did I feel that I had the title wrapped up.
- He wore a sparkling clean salvar kemeez, and sat on a magnificent throne raised on a mahogany dais above platform 1.
- Martin stood on the dais where the lectern usually sat, a low brazier to either side.
- She stood on the dais and placed her hands on the waist high posts.
- The king sat upon a dais and Lione stood before him and told the story of the crimes the Brotherhood had committed.
- Three other thrones also occupied the dais, but only one was filled.
- Behind the two ancient thrones and their dais, there was a tapestry on the wall.
- A handful of men are sitting cross-legged on the raised dais of the communal eating area, weapons by their side, while we take a table on the main floor.
- There was a fitting moment when Ryan called the team Captain, Steven Price, to the presentation dais to receive the trophy with him.
- Mills, at 18 the baby of the team, dissolved into tears on the medal dais even before the Australian flag was raised.
- Were they not inhibited Anglo-Saxons and had he been in their midst rather than standing on a raised dais, they would have assuredly hugged him.
- He ascended the dais to receive his prize. His freedom.
Synonyms
platform, stage, podium, rostrum, stand, grandstand, staging, apron, soapbox, stump

Origin

Middle English (originally denoting a raised table for distinguished guests): from Old French deis, from Latin discus ‘disk or dish’ (later ‘table’). Little used after the Middle English period, the word was revived by antiquarians in the early 19th century with the disyllabic pronunciation.

单词	dais
释义	Definition of dais in English: dais noun ˈdeɪɪsdeɪs A low platform for a lectern or throne. 低平台（可置讲经桌或王座） Example sentencesExamples Behind the two ancient thrones and their dais, there was a tapestry on the wall. James pointed over to the daises where a man and woman sat on thrones with Marlin slightly behind them. He had been standing between the throne dais and the baron's chair. There was a fitting moment when Ryan called the team Captain, Steven Price, to the presentation dais to receive the trophy with him. Only when I was standing on the dais did I feel that I had the title wrapped up. Three other thrones also occupied the dais, but only one was filled. Sniggering was heard from the other knights standing by the throne dais. The pontiff spoke from a dais overlooking throngs who cheered ‘You are home’ after he was raised to the altar by a lift. From the dais, each name and age is called out over the loudspeaker. The gazes of all in the room followed Lamar as she ascended the steps of the dais and stood in front of the throne, facing them. She stood on the dais and placed her hands on the waist high posts. Were they not inhibited Anglo-Saxons and had he been in their midst rather than standing on a raised dais, they would have assuredly hugged him. She glanced at CJ standing up on the dais and then back down to the boy running toward her from the bottom of the steps. The king sat upon a dais and Lione stood before him and told the story of the crimes the Brotherhood had committed. He ascended the dais to receive his prize. His freedom. The four-poster bed, not against the wall, was raised on a dais. Martin stood on the dais where the lectern usually sat, a low brazier to either side. A handful of men are sitting cross-legged on the raised dais of the communal eating area, weapons by their side, while we take a table on the main floor. Mills, at 18 the baby of the team, dissolved into tears on the medal dais even before the Australian flag was raised. He wore a sparkling clean salvar kemeez, and sat on a magnificent throne raised on a mahogany dais above platform 1. Synonyms platform, stage, podium, rostrum, stand, grandstand, staging, apron, soapbox, stump lectern, pulpit, box, dock Indian mandapam rare tribune Origin Middle English (originally denoting a raised table for distinguished guests): from Old French deis, from Latin discus 'disc or dish' (later 'table'). Little used after the Middle English period, the word was revived by antiquarians in the early 19th century with the disyllabic pronunciation. Definition of dais in US English: dais noun A low platform for a lectern, seats of honor, or a throne. 低平台（可置讲经桌或王座） Example sentencesExamples Sniggering was heard from the other knights standing by the throne dais. He had been standing between the throne dais and the baron's chair. She glanced at CJ standing up on the dais and then back down to the boy running toward her from the bottom of the steps. James pointed over to the daises where a man and woman sat on thrones with Marlin slightly behind them. The gazes of all in the room followed Lamar as she ascended the steps of the dais and stood in front of the throne, facing them. The four-poster bed, not against the wall, was raised on a dais. The pontiff spoke from a dais overlooking throngs who cheered ‘You are home’ after he was raised to the altar by a lift. From the dais, each name and age is called out over the loudspeaker. Only when I was standing on the dais did I feel that I had the title wrapped up. He wore a sparkling clean salvar kemeez, and sat on a magnificent throne raised on a mahogany dais above platform 1. Martin stood on the dais where the lectern usually sat, a low brazier to either side. She stood on the dais and placed her hands on the waist high posts. The king sat upon a dais and Lione stood before him and told the story of the crimes the Brotherhood had committed. Three other thrones also occupied the dais, but only one was filled. Behind the two ancient thrones and their dais, there was a tapestry on the wall. A handful of men are sitting cross-legged on the raised dais of the communal eating area, weapons by their side, while we take a table on the main floor. There was a fitting moment when Ryan called the team Captain, Steven Price, to the presentation dais to receive the trophy with him. Mills, at 18 the baby of the team, dissolved into tears on the medal dais even before the Australian flag was raised. Were they not inhibited Anglo-Saxons and had he been in their midst rather than standing on a raised dais, they would have assuredly hugged him. He ascended the dais to receive his prize. His freedom. Synonyms platform, stage, podium, rostrum, stand, grandstand, staging, apron, soapbox, stump Origin Middle English (originally denoting a raised table for distinguished guests): from Old French deis, from Latin discus ‘disk or dish’ (later ‘table’). Little used after the Middle English period, the word was revived by antiquarians in the early 19th century with the disyllabic pronunciation.
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