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Cinema, Film, TV, Drama / game shows | | German term or phrase: Teampult | In a game show this is what the team stands behind. It has a buzzer they can press to answer a question. What it the 'Pult' called in English?
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| | English translation:podium | Explanation:
In the final, each player had to step forward to the single podium to receive the questions which was actually quite annoying and looked very A-Level Theatre Studies.
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"stand" is another possibility |
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Mark Cole
Local time: 22:09
| Grading comment Thanks a lot! I think desk doesn't work as the contestants are standing. This and 'console' for American English seem right.
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The translation workplace 
peer agreement (net): +5
