Word: lecterns
Category: lecterns
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Related words: lecterns
podiums, lectern, lecterns and podiums
Synonyms: lecterns
reading desk
Translations: lecterns
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spanish
Translations:
atriles, los atriles, atriles de, pupitres, atril
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german
Translations:
lesepulte, Rednerpulte, Pulte, Lesepulte, Rednerpulten, Pulten
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french
Translations:
lutrins, pupitres, des lutrins, des pupitres, les pupitres
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italian
Translations:
leggii, leggio, leggìi, i leggii, leggii in
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portuguese
Translations:
atris, estantes, púlpitos, tribunas, cavaletes
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dutch
Translations:
lessenaars, katheders, lezenaars, lessenaar
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russian
Translations:
аналой, пюпитры, Кафедры, Аналои
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norwegian
Translations:
Stativene, kateter, undervisningsbord, av undervisningsbord
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swedish
Translations:
talarstolar, talarstol
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finnish
Translations:
puhujakorokkeet, Telineet kirkkoihin
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danish
Translations:
talerstole, talerstol, stande, pulte, læsepulte
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czech
Translations:
pulty, pultíky
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polish
Translations:
pulpity, mównice
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hungarian
Translations:
pulpitusok, pultok
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turkish
Translations:
kürsüler, rahle, rahleler, sıralar, büro çalışma masaları
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greek
Translations:
αναλόγια, αναλογίων, Έδρανα σε, τα αναλόγια
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ukrainian
Translations:
пюпітри
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albanian
Translations:
këmbalka, këmbalka të
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bulgarian
Translations:
катедри
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belarusian
Translations:
пюпітр, пюпітрам, пюпітра, ў плечы, плечы
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estonian
Translations:
kõnepult
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lithuanian
Translations:
katedros
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romanian
Translations:
pupitre, stranele, strane
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slovak
Translations:
pulty, pulty Ostatné, pult, pultmi
The meaning and "use of": lecterns
noun
- a tall stand with a sloping top to hold a book or notes, and from which someone, typically a preacher or lecturer, can read while standing up. - The sound reflected from the lectern arrives toward the rear of the mic, where sound is rejected.