Definition of lectern in English:

lectern

noun ˈlɛktəːnˈlɛkt(ə)nˈlɛktərn

A tall stand with a sloping top to hold a book or notes, from which someone, typically a preacher or lecturer, can read while standing up.
诵经台；讲台
Example sentencesExamples
- Use as an A / V cart or as a base for the Tabletop Lectern to create a 45’ high lectern.
- Designed with lightweight durability in mind, the lecterns may be moved from room to room and still look new for years to come.
- Choose from large models for video projection, mobile lecterns, traditional, and tabletop lecterns.
- Move this attractive, affordable lectern from room to room and keep your notes in order and your audiences wowed.
- An ideal solution for schools, churches, conference centers and professional business presentations, these multimedia podiums and lecterns are available in a number of sizes and materials to fit any environment.
- One of the most important aspects of a room intended for AV based presentation or instruction is the lectern or presentation millwork.
- You'll find a variety of attractive styles in this section, including full-size podiums, table top lecterns and adjustable-height lecterns.
- The sound reflected from the lectern arrives toward the rear of the mic, where sound is rejected.
- It won't automatically dim the lights for you, but you can control that from the lectern, too.
- We are proud to supply from stock, subject to availability, a large selection of freestanding floor or tabletop acrylic lecterns, manufactured to the highest standards by our own workforce, using only the best quality materials.
- Standard on this lectern is a table top cable trap with two power receptacles, and an articulating keyboard platform with an 8’ range of vertical adjustment.
- All carpeted lecterns are available in Gunmetal Gray as standard.
- The keyboard and mouse tray as well as the lectern surface and any attached microphones are adjustable to fit each speaker with just the touch of a switch.
- They will appear on stage behind a lectern and be able to see and interact with the audience as if they are actually there.

Origin

Middle English: from Old French letrun, from medieval Latin lectrum, from legere 'to read'.

Definition of lectern in US English:

lectern

nounˈlɛktərnˈlektərn

A tall stand with a sloping top to hold a book or notes, from which someone, typically a preacher or lecturer, can read while standing up.
诵经台；讲台
Example sentencesExamples
- Standard on this lectern is a table top cable trap with two power receptacles, and an articulating keyboard platform with an 8’ range of vertical adjustment.
- Use as an A / V cart or as a base for the Tabletop Lectern to create a 45’ high lectern.
- We are proud to supply from stock, subject to availability, a large selection of freestanding floor or tabletop acrylic lecterns, manufactured to the highest standards by our own workforce, using only the best quality materials.
- One of the most important aspects of a room intended for AV based presentation or instruction is the lectern or presentation millwork.
- Choose from large models for video projection, mobile lecterns, traditional, and tabletop lecterns.
- It won't automatically dim the lights for you, but you can control that from the lectern, too.
- The sound reflected from the lectern arrives toward the rear of the mic, where sound is rejected.
- Move this attractive, affordable lectern from room to room and keep your notes in order and your audiences wowed.
- The keyboard and mouse tray as well as the lectern surface and any attached microphones are adjustable to fit each speaker with just the touch of a switch.
- You'll find a variety of attractive styles in this section, including full-size podiums, table top lecterns and adjustable-height lecterns.
- They will appear on stage behind a lectern and be able to see and interact with the audience as if they are actually there.
- All carpeted lecterns are available in Gunmetal Gray as standard.
- Designed with lightweight durability in mind, the lecterns may be moved from room to room and still look new for years to come.
- An ideal solution for schools, churches, conference centers and professional business presentations, these multimedia podiums and lecterns are available in a number of sizes and materials to fit any environment.

Origin

Middle English: from Old French letrun, from medieval Latin lectrum, from legere ‘to read’.

单词	lectern
释义	Definition of lectern in English: lectern noun ˈlɛktəːnˈlɛkt(ə)nˈlɛktərn A tall stand with a sloping top to hold a book or notes, from which someone, typically a preacher or lecturer, can read while standing up. 诵经台；讲台 Example sentencesExamples Use as an A / V cart or as a base for the Tabletop Lectern to create a 45’ high lectern. Designed with lightweight durability in mind, the lecterns may be moved from room to room and still look new for years to come. Choose from large models for video projection, mobile lecterns, traditional, and tabletop lecterns. Move this attractive, affordable lectern from room to room and keep your notes in order and your audiences wowed. An ideal solution for schools, churches, conference centers and professional business presentations, these multimedia podiums and lecterns are available in a number of sizes and materials to fit any environment. One of the most important aspects of a room intended for AV based presentation or instruction is the lectern or presentation millwork. You'll find a variety of attractive styles in this section, including full-size podiums, table top lecterns and adjustable-height lecterns. The sound reflected from the lectern arrives toward the rear of the mic, where sound is rejected. It won't automatically dim the lights for you, but you can control that from the lectern, too. We are proud to supply from stock, subject to availability, a large selection of freestanding floor or tabletop acrylic lecterns, manufactured to the highest standards by our own workforce, using only the best quality materials. Standard on this lectern is a table top cable trap with two power receptacles, and an articulating keyboard platform with an 8’ range of vertical adjustment. All carpeted lecterns are available in Gunmetal Gray as standard. The keyboard and mouse tray as well as the lectern surface and any attached microphones are adjustable to fit each speaker with just the touch of a switch. They will appear on stage behind a lectern and be able to see and interact with the audience as if they are actually there. Origin Middle English: from Old French letrun, from medieval Latin lectrum, from legere 'to read'. Definition of lectern in US English: lectern nounˈlɛktərnˈlektərn A tall stand with a sloping top to hold a book or notes, from which someone, typically a preacher or lecturer, can read while standing up. 诵经台；讲台 Example sentencesExamples Standard on this lectern is a table top cable trap with two power receptacles, and an articulating keyboard platform with an 8’ range of vertical adjustment. Use as an A / V cart or as a base for the Tabletop Lectern to create a 45’ high lectern. We are proud to supply from stock, subject to availability, a large selection of freestanding floor or tabletop acrylic lecterns, manufactured to the highest standards by our own workforce, using only the best quality materials. One of the most important aspects of a room intended for AV based presentation or instruction is the lectern or presentation millwork. Choose from large models for video projection, mobile lecterns, traditional, and tabletop lecterns. It won't automatically dim the lights for you, but you can control that from the lectern, too. The sound reflected from the lectern arrives toward the rear of the mic, where sound is rejected. Move this attractive, affordable lectern from room to room and keep your notes in order and your audiences wowed. The keyboard and mouse tray as well as the lectern surface and any attached microphones are adjustable to fit each speaker with just the touch of a switch. You'll find a variety of attractive styles in this section, including full-size podiums, table top lecterns and adjustable-height lecterns. They will appear on stage behind a lectern and be able to see and interact with the audience as if they are actually there. All carpeted lecterns are available in Gunmetal Gray as standard. Designed with lightweight durability in mind, the lecterns may be moved from room to room and still look new for years to come. An ideal solution for schools, churches, conference centers and professional business presentations, these multimedia podiums and lecterns are available in a number of sizes and materials to fit any environment. Origin Middle English: from Old French letrun, from medieval Latin lectrum, from legere ‘to read’.
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