grandstand

英 [ˈɡrænstænd]

美 [ˈɡrænstænd]

n.  大看台
v.  哗众取宠; 讨好观众（或媒体）

复数：grandstands　现在分词：grandstanding　过去式：grandstanded　第三人称单数：grandstands　过去分词：grandstanded　

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Collins.1 / BNC.16901 / COCA.19216

牛津词典

noun

• 大看台
  a large covered structure with rows of seats for people to watch sports events
  1. The game was played to a packed grandstand.
     比赛时大看台上座无虚席。
  2. From her house, we had a grandstand view (= very good view) of the celebrations.
     从她的住所望去，我们把整个庆祝活动尽收眼底。

柯林斯词典

• 大看台
  Agrandstandis a covered stand with rows of seats for people to sit on at sporting events.

英英释义

noun

• a stand at a racecourse or stadium consisting of tiers with rows of individual seats that are under a protective roof
  Synonym:covered stand
• the audience at a stadium or racetrack

verb

• perform ostentatiously in order to impress the audience and with an eye to the applause
  1. She never misses a chance to grandstand

双语例句

• The Devil's Elbow on the1906 Scottish Trial provided a challenge to drivers and a grandstand for spectators.
  上图为1906年苏格兰选拔赛中一个魔鬼弯道对参赛者提出挑战，同时他们还专门为观众准备了看台。
• Some swimming pools have a grandstand for people to watch races.
  有些游泳池有供人们看比赛的看台。
• There is no sun in the grandstand. It's completely covered. Each upstairs room opened on a balcony shaded by an overhanging roof.
  汤姆：正面看台没有太阳，是有顶棚的。楼上的每个房间都有飞檐遮阴的阳台。
• It gave him a grandstand view of subsequent developments, including the rise of the Taliban, with whom he lived and on whom he reported.
  当时，他正在喀布尔，使得他亲历事态的发展。他同塔利班武装人员住在一起，进行追踪报道，亲眼目睹了塔利班的崛起。
• For one night only, the Mercedes grandstand became a centre of international fashion, with a setting that could draw the envy of even New York fashion week's aficionados.
  只有一个夜晚，梅赛德斯看台变成了国际时尚的中心，其环境甚至引发了纽约时尚周末迷们的嫉妒。
• Is it Zuma wanting to grandstand on the global stage, or is there a wider ANC foreign policy objective?
  是祖马希望在国际舞台上大显身手，还是非国大有什么更宏伟的外交政策目标？
• He looked up at the clock above the grandstand and saw that it was still only twenty minutes to ten.
  他看看西边跑马厅高楼上的大钟，还只有九点四十分。
• A furious player kicked his racket into the grandstand.
  一位愤怒的球员将他的球拍踢向了看台。
• He spoke it in a kind of jest, but it was with such an awkward smile. The gentry on the grandstand laughed too, though in a much more refined way, of course.
  他用一种说笑的口吻说着，但是说时带着那么不自然的微笑。二门内看台上的观众也笑了，自然他们笑得很文雅，跟轿夫们笑得不同。
• It's shady in the grandstand and more comfortable for you.
  正面看台阴凉，对你比较舒适。