rostrum (B2)
noun
Pronunciation: /ˈrɒstrəm/
Definition
A raised platform or stage used for public speaking, lectures, or performances.
Examples
The conductor stood on the rostrum, baton raised, ready to begin the symphony.
After winning the race, the athlete climbed the rostrum to receive his gold medal.
The professor used a small rostrum at the front of the lecture hall to address the students.
How to Use rostrum
- rostrum for speaking (collocation)
- A platform specifically designed for public speaking. — "The speaker's rostrum for the conference was equipped with a microphone."
- rostrum of a ship (collocation)
- The prow or beak-like front part of an ancient Roman warship. — "The ancient text described the powerful rostrum of the Roman trireme."
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