(だんじょう)

だんじょう
noun
on the platform; on stage
1. on the platform; on stage; at the podium
The raised platform or stage area where someone stands to give a speech, receive an award, or perform at a ceremony or event.
壇上(だんじょう)()がって挨拶(あいさつ)した。
I went up on stage and gave a greeting.
壇上(だんじょう)演者(えんじゃ)拍手(はくしゅ)(おく)られた。
Applause was given to the performer on stage.
卒業式(そつぎょうしき)壇上(だんじょう)()ち、代表(だいひょう)として答辞(とうじ)()()げた。
I stood on the stage at the graduation ceremony and read the farewell address as the class representative.

Refers to the raised platform or stage area where someone stands to give a speech, receive an award, or perform. Combines (だん) (platform, podium) and (じょう) (on top of).

USAGE:

  • Commonly used with positional expressions: 壇上(だんじょう)()がる (to go up on stage), 壇上(だんじょう)()つ (to stand on stage)
  • Used in contexts like ceremonies, speeches, presentations, and award events
  • Can also be used as a location modifier: 壇上(だんじょう)(ひと) (the person on stage)

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • 壇上(だんじょう)()がる: to go up on stage
  • 壇上(だんじょう)()つ: to stand on the platform
  • 壇上(だんじょう)から()りる: to come down from the stage
  • 壇上(だんじょう)挨拶(あいさつ)する: to give a greeting on stage

SIMILAR WORDS:

  • ステージ: stage — the loanword, broader in use (concerts, events)
  • 舞台(ぶたい): stage — used for theater and performances, also figuratively
  • 演壇(えんだん): speaker's platform, podium — specifically for giving speeches
  • 登壇(とうだん): going up to the podium — the act of ascending the stage