pedestal

/ped-uh-stl/US // ˈpɛd ə stl //UK // (ˈpɛdɪstəl) //

台座,基座,底座,台阶

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : an architectural support for a column, statue, vase, or the like.
- : a supporting structure or piece; base.
- : Furniture. a support for a desk, consisting of a boxlike frame containing drawers one above the other.a columnar support for a tabletop.
- : Building Trades. a bulge cast at the bottom of a concrete pile.

v.有主动词 verb

1
ped·es·taled, ped·es·tal·ing or ped·es·talled, ped·es·tal·ling.
- : to put on or supply with a pedestal.

nounsupport for something

Synonyms

A great deal of the joy of watching the film is thanks to Mads Mikkelsen, whose face reminds me of a statue you might find carved into rock and resting on a museum pedestal.
They build you up too much and put you on that pedestal, and then they knock you down.
Heeding Ditka, who would whisper, “they put you on that pedestal and then they knock you down,” is a tricky task.
For 15 years, the 35-year-old worked to “put people in their best light, to put them on a pedestal.”
Those notions placed women on a pedestal – but also denied them opportunities.
But whereas we used to be satisfied gazing on that perfection as it stood up on a pedestal, now we want it down among us.
Almost a decade later Olmstead has stepped down from her pedestal to focus more of her time on sports and friends.
Her very first sculpture, a metallic chrome unicorn aptly titled “Space Oracle,” sits on a pedestal directly in front.
The151-foot newborn waited in the harbor on her 171-foot pedestal, a huge French flag fluttering over her dark copper face.
A delicious marble Cupid appeared to have just alighted on his pedestal at the upper end of the room.
She resented his sudden drop from his pedestal, for he looked sentimental and somewhat sheepish.

/ped-uh-stl/US // ˈpɛd ə stl //UK // (ˈpɛdɪstəl) //

台座,基座,底座,台阶

n.名词 noun

1
- : an architectural support for a column, statue, vase, or the like.
- : a supporting structure or piece; base.
- : Furniture. a support for a desk, consisting of a boxlike frame containing drawers one above the other.a columnar support for a tabletop.
- : Building Trades. a bulge cast at the bottom of a concrete pile.

v.有主动词 verb

1
ped·es·taled, ped·es·tal·ing or ped·es·talled, ped·es·tal·ling.
- : to put on or supply with a pedestal.

nounsupport for something

Synonyms

A great deal of the joy of watching the film is thanks to Mads Mikkelsen, whose face reminds me of a statue you might find carved into rock and resting on a museum pedestal.
They build you up too much and put you on that pedestal, and then they knock you down.
Heeding Ditka, who would whisper, “they put you on that pedestal and then they knock you down,” is a tricky task.
For 15 years, the 35-year-old worked to “put people in their best light, to put them on a pedestal.”
Those notions placed women on a pedestal – but also denied them opportunities.
But whereas we used to be satisfied gazing on that perfection as it stood up on a pedestal, now we want it down among us.
Almost a decade later Olmstead has stepped down from her pedestal to focus more of her time on sports and friends.
Her very first sculpture, a metallic chrome unicorn aptly titled “Space Oracle,” sits on a pedestal directly in front.
The151-foot newborn waited in the harbor on her 171-foot pedestal, a huge French flag fluttering over her dark copper face.
A delicious marble Cupid appeared to have just alighted on his pedestal at the upper end of the room.
She resented his sudden drop from his pedestal, for he looked sentimental and somewhat sheepish.