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Definition of lectern - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
lecturer's notesstand for holding lecturer's notes
- She placed her notes on the lectern before starting her lecture.
2.
furniturestand with slanted top for reading in church
- The priest read from the lectern during the service.
Images of lectern

stand for holding lecturer's notes 
stand with slanted top for reading in church
Origin of lectern
Latin, lectus (bed) + -ern (suffix)
Terms with lectern included in their meaning
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church furniture
lectern in a church from which the Bible is read
political lectern
lectern in a legislative chamber
Examples of lectern in a sentence
A microphone was attached to the lectern for the speech. She placed her notes on the lectern before speaking. The lectern was beautifully carved and stood at the altar.
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- French:pupitre, ...
- German:Rednerpult, Ambo, ...
- Italian:leggio, ...
- Spanish:atril, ...
- Portuguese:atril, púlpito, ...
- Chinese:讲台, 读经台, ...
- Japanese:演壇, 講壇, ...
- Arabic:حَامِل مَلَاحِظَات, مِنَصَّة قِرَاءَة, ...
- Hebrew:דּוּכָן קְרִיאָה, לֶקְטֶרְן, ...
- Russian:кафедра, аналой, ...
- Ukrainian:кафедра, ...
- Hindi:लेक्टर्न, पाठमंच, ...
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