演えん壇だん

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Meanings

Refers to a raised platform or stand for public speaking, lectures, or ceremonies.

演えん壇だんに立たつto stand at the podium
彼かれは緊きん張ちょうしながら演えん壇だんに立たった。
He stood at the podium, feeling nervous.
演えん壇だんから降おりるto step down from the podium
講こう演えんが終おわり、彼かの女じょは演えん壇だんから降おりた。
After finishing her talk, she stepped down from the podium.
演えん壇だんで話はなすto speak from the podium
首しゅ相しょうは演えん壇だんで演えん説ぜつを行おこなった。
The prime minister gave a speech from the podium.

壇だんN1
壇 is any general raised platform, while 演壇 specifically denotes a platform used for giving speeches or lectures.
講こう壇だん
講壇 refers to the platform used for academic lectures or sermons, whereas 演壇 is used more broadly for any public speech.
教きょう壇だん
教壇 is the raised platform a teacher stands on in a classroom, while 演壇 is used for speeches at ceremonies, conferences, and the like.
壇だん上じょう
壇上 refers to the elevated position or spot atop a platform, while 演壇 refers to the physical structure itself used for speaking.
ステージN2
ステージ is a stage for performances like concerts or plays, while 演壇 is more formal and used for lectures or ceremonies.

演えん台だい
演台 is the lectern or desk placed on top of a 演壇, and the two are easily confused because they share the kanji 演 and sound similar.
登とう壇だん
演壇 is the physical podium or platform itself, while 登壇 is the act of stepping up onto it to speak.

台だいN4
stand; base; platform; table; rack · setting (of a gem); mounting · stock (in grafting) · counter for machines and vehicles · level; mark; range; decade (of one's life) · tall building (with a fine view); observation platform · plateau; heights

Compound of 演 (performance, speech) and 壇 (platform, stand).