Definition of grandstander in English:

grandstander

noun ˈɡran(d)standə

1A person who occupies a seat in a grandstand.
2Originally US. A player who appears to seek the approval of the spectators rather than concentrating on the playing of the game; (in extended use) a person whose words or actions are motivated primarily by the desire to attract attention or gain approval.

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Freeman's Journal. From grandstand + -er. With later use in sense 2 compare grandstand.

nounˈɡran(d)standə

1A person who occupies a seat in a grandstand.
2Originally US. A player who appears to seek the approval of the spectators rather than concentrating on the playing of the game; (in extended use) a person whose words or actions are motivated primarily by the desire to attract attention or gain approval.

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Freeman's Journal. From grandstand + -er. With later use in sense 2 compare grandstand.

单词	grandstander
释义	Definition of grandstander in English: grandstander noun ˈɡran(d)standə 1A person who occupies a seat in a grandstand. 2Originally US. A player who appears to seek the approval of the spectators rather than concentrating on the playing of the game; (in extended use) a person whose words or actions are motivated primarily by the desire to attract attention or gain approval. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Freeman's Journal. From grandstand + -er. With later use in sense 2 compare grandstand. Definition of grandstander in US English: grandstander nounˈɡran(d)standə 1A person who occupies a seat in a grandstand. 2Originally US. A player who appears to seek the approval of the spectators rather than concentrating on the playing of the game; (in extended use) a person whose words or actions are motivated primarily by the desire to attract attention or gain approval. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Freeman's Journal. From grandstand + -er. With later use in sense 2 compare grandstand.
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