rostrum|rostra|rostrums in English

noun

[ros·trum || 'rɑstrəm /'rɒs-]

stage, speaker's platform; beak, snout (Biology)

Use "rostrum|rostra|rostrums" in a sentence

1. The Rostra (Bema) of the Roman Forum

2. Teeth, Avicularian pivotal bars and rostra, and ascopore rims and sieve plates

3. Rostrum the anterior end of of Amphioxus

4. 6 He stalked up the rostrum.

5. Synonyms: Ambo; dais; podium; pulpit; rostrum; soapbox; stump

6. 10 Did a strip-tease on the rostrum.

7. 5 He climbed on to the winner's rostrum.

8. 17 Inside, there is a high rostrum for preaching.

9. 20 He warmly shook hands with those gathered around the rostrum.

10. 3 Amid warm applause the honoured guests mounted the rostrum.

11. If the shrimp's rostrum is broken off, it will regenerate.

12. 4 He was hooted down the rostrum by the students.

13. 18 He elbowed his way through the crowd towards the rostrum.

14. Proximal rim indented by the frontal suboral Avicularian rostrum

15. 23 His eyes ranged over the audience before he mounted the rostrum.

16. Belemnite rostra are not composed of alternating distinct types of laminae and are primarily composed of low‐Mg calcite

17. 28 Many had testified to Josephine Butler's impact on the rostrum.

18. 15 From the rostrum he thundered at them and shook his fists.

19. 1 From the rostrum he thundered at them and shook his fists.

20. In the skull, the rostrum (front part) is long and the braincase is low.

21. 21 He pushed his way through the crowd to the the front of rostrum.

22. 24 The good loser never makes it to the winner's rostrum of any worthwhile competition.

23. 19 Thousands of eyes are fixed on the Tian An Men rostrum.

24. Unlike nautiloids and ammonites, Belemnites had a very solid internal skeleton called a rostrum

25. Zhu Yuan Zhang ( King of Dynasty Ming ) joint rostrum resistance forces to the intifada.