['lektən] n

трибуна (для выступления политика или оратора • Sue presented from the centre of the stage and did not use the lecterns placed at the sides.

guim.co.uk • The following morning the three men followed the Ryanair boss, Michael O'Leary, past a Boeing 737 with "Safer and Stronger in Europe" painted down one side towards three lecterns placed to one side of the hangar.); пюпитр (a stand for holding a book etc. to be read from, especially for a lecture or in a church); трибуна (Побеdа); кафедра (лектора, оратора); аналой (in a church); аналои

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лекторий (в Зап. христ-ве высокий столик, на который кладут книги для чтения • Monks sat on these platforms, their backs to the hall, to study at the lecterns placed against the windows or light.); подставка; кафедра (проповедника; a stand from which scripture lessons are read in a church service • Thus, in old Syrian churches, archaeologists have discovered a platform (bema), with throne, bench, and lecterns, placed in the middle of the nave.); аналой

пюпитр (для чтения)

подставка для богослужебных книг; аналогий

lectern ['lektən] adj.

lectern

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