Definition of high table in English:

high table

noun

British

A table in a dining hall, typically on a platform, for the most important people, such as the fellows of a college.
〈英〉（餐厅中的）贵宾桌（一般在平台之上，入座者为最重要的人，例如大学的高级人员）
I sat at high table
我坐在贵宾桌。
Example sentencesExamples
- Woodward has made England believe that they have a right to sup at the high table, that the southern hemisphere big boys are no better than themselves.
- She settled herself at the high table in the great hall.
- New high tables and a wooden floor will be added.
- We all gathered round the central high table and set to it.
- The elvin being raised a blond eyebrow, but said nothing, only returning to his seat at the high table laid out in the middle of the room.
- She finally decided to stop ignoring him and walked back to her seat at the high table.
- The ambassador's servants quickly righted the man and helped him to his place at the high table, a few chairs down from the king's immediate left.
- She jumped down from the high table and stumbled into Raphael's arms.
- Janz, Ostin, Lord Amiril, Lord Atmon and two visiting people were seated at the high table.
- Two of them took extra stools and put them at the high table for Kate and Raz as they were led there.
- Thomas evidently hadn't heard the news, as his concentration was still focused on the high table in front of us.
- She was sitting at the high table of the castle's dining room.
- A banquet was laid out for them, and they seated themselves at the high table, Stealth on his right, and Integrity on hers.
- After slowly walking up to the doorway, she peered through the keyhole, and could just about make out the high table.
- The uninvited guest was a tall broad-shouldered knight who strode angrily into the hall and stopped right before the high table.
- Father wouldn't notice if I laid with Terrant on the high table at noon time.
- The gentry at the high table are sober and attentive as they listen, wine-glasses suspended, to a probably demure anecdote told by one of their number.
- Or, if you really can't get down from your high tables and your high horses, the least you could do is to stop moaning through the mouthfuls.
- Elizabeth watched her guests from the high table.
- They were given places of honour on the high table, Cheyenne seated nearest to the elegant Queen.

Definition of high table in US English:

high table

nounˈˌhaɪ ˈteɪbəlˈˌhī ˈtābəl

British

A table in a dining hall, typically on a platform, for the most important people, such as the fellows of a college.
〈英〉（餐厅中的）贵宾桌（一般在平台之上，入座者为最重要的人，例如大学的高级人员）
I sat at high table
我坐在贵宾桌。
Example sentencesExamples
- The elvin being raised a blond eyebrow, but said nothing, only returning to his seat at the high table laid out in the middle of the room.
- Woodward has made England believe that they have a right to sup at the high table, that the southern hemisphere big boys are no better than themselves.
- Two of them took extra stools and put them at the high table for Kate and Raz as they were led there.
- The ambassador's servants quickly righted the man and helped him to his place at the high table, a few chairs down from the king's immediate left.
- After slowly walking up to the doorway, she peered through the keyhole, and could just about make out the high table.
- She finally decided to stop ignoring him and walked back to her seat at the high table.
- The uninvited guest was a tall broad-shouldered knight who strode angrily into the hall and stopped right before the high table.
- Thomas evidently hadn't heard the news, as his concentration was still focused on the high table in front of us.
- Or, if you really can't get down from your high tables and your high horses, the least you could do is to stop moaning through the mouthfuls.
- She jumped down from the high table and stumbled into Raphael's arms.
- She was sitting at the high table of the castle's dining room.
- New high tables and a wooden floor will be added.
- We all gathered round the central high table and set to it.
- She settled herself at the high table in the great hall.
- Father wouldn't notice if I laid with Terrant on the high table at noon time.
- The gentry at the high table are sober and attentive as they listen, wine-glasses suspended, to a probably demure anecdote told by one of their number.
- Janz, Ostin, Lord Amiril, Lord Atmon and two visiting people were seated at the high table.
- A banquet was laid out for them, and they seated themselves at the high table, Stealth on his right, and Integrity on hers.
- Elizabeth watched her guests from the high table.
- They were given places of honour on the high table, Cheyenne seated nearest to the elegant Queen.

词汇	high table
释义	Definition of high table in English: high table noun British A table in a dining hall, typically on a platform, for the most important people, such as the fellows of a college. 〈英〉（餐厅中的）贵宾桌（一般在平台之上，入座者为最重要的人，例如大学的高级人员） I sat at high table 我坐在贵宾桌。 Example sentencesExamples Woodward has made England believe that they have a right to sup at the high table, that the southern hemisphere big boys are no better than themselves. She settled herself at the high table in the great hall. New high tables and a wooden floor will be added. We all gathered round the central high table and set to it. The elvin being raised a blond eyebrow, but said nothing, only returning to his seat at the high table laid out in the middle of the room. She finally decided to stop ignoring him and walked back to her seat at the high table. The ambassador's servants quickly righted the man and helped him to his place at the high table, a few chairs down from the king's immediate left. She jumped down from the high table and stumbled into Raphael's arms. Janz, Ostin, Lord Amiril, Lord Atmon and two visiting people were seated at the high table. Two of them took extra stools and put them at the high table for Kate and Raz as they were led there. Thomas evidently hadn't heard the news, as his concentration was still focused on the high table in front of us. She was sitting at the high table of the castle's dining room. A banquet was laid out for them, and they seated themselves at the high table, Stealth on his right, and Integrity on hers. After slowly walking up to the doorway, she peered through the keyhole, and could just about make out the high table. The uninvited guest was a tall broad-shouldered knight who strode angrily into the hall and stopped right before the high table. Father wouldn't notice if I laid with Terrant on the high table at noon time. The gentry at the high table are sober and attentive as they listen, wine-glasses suspended, to a probably demure anecdote told by one of their number. Or, if you really can't get down from your high tables and your high horses, the least you could do is to stop moaning through the mouthfuls. Elizabeth watched her guests from the high table. They were given places of honour on the high table, Cheyenne seated nearest to the elegant Queen. Definition of high table in US English: high table nounˈˌhaɪ ˈteɪbəlˈˌhī ˈtābəl British A table in a dining hall, typically on a platform, for the most important people, such as the fellows of a college. 〈英〉（餐厅中的）贵宾桌（一般在平台之上，入座者为最重要的人，例如大学的高级人员） I sat at high table 我坐在贵宾桌。 Example sentencesExamples The elvin being raised a blond eyebrow, but said nothing, only returning to his seat at the high table laid out in the middle of the room. Woodward has made England believe that they have a right to sup at the high table, that the southern hemisphere big boys are no better than themselves. Two of them took extra stools and put them at the high table for Kate and Raz as they were led there. The ambassador's servants quickly righted the man and helped him to his place at the high table, a few chairs down from the king's immediate left. After slowly walking up to the doorway, she peered through the keyhole, and could just about make out the high table. She finally decided to stop ignoring him and walked back to her seat at the high table. The uninvited guest was a tall broad-shouldered knight who strode angrily into the hall and stopped right before the high table. Thomas evidently hadn't heard the news, as his concentration was still focused on the high table in front of us. Or, if you really can't get down from your high tables and your high horses, the least you could do is to stop moaning through the mouthfuls. She jumped down from the high table and stumbled into Raphael's arms. She was sitting at the high table of the castle's dining room. New high tables and a wooden floor will be added. We all gathered round the central high table and set to it. She settled herself at the high table in the great hall. Father wouldn't notice if I laid with Terrant on the high table at noon time. The gentry at the high table are sober and attentive as they listen, wine-glasses suspended, to a probably demure anecdote told by one of their number. Janz, Ostin, Lord Amiril, Lord Atmon and two visiting people were seated at the high table. A banquet was laid out for them, and they seated themselves at the high table, Stealth on his right, and Integrity on hers. Elizabeth watched her guests from the high table. They were given places of honour on the high table, Cheyenne seated nearest to the elegant Queen.
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