v.哗众取宠,讨好观众（或媒体）
grandstand的过去分词和过去式

原形：grandstand第三人称单数：grandstands复数：grandstands过去式：grandstanded过去分词：grandstanded现在分词：grandstanding

The politician gave a grandstand speech, promising to reform the healthcare system.
这位政治家发表了宏大的演讲，承诺改革医疗体系。
She took a seat in the grandstand, watching the marathon participants with admiration.
她坐在看台上，羡慕地看着马拉松选手们。
The baseball coach stood in the grandstand, coaching his players from afar.
棒球教练站在看台上，远程指导球员们。
The athlete's victory was marred by a rowdy crowd in the grandstand, heckling不断。
运动员的胜利被看台上的喧闹人群破坏了，他们不断地起哄。
The grandstand at the stadium was almost empty, as the big game was being played on TV.
体育场的看台几乎空无一人，因为重头比赛正在电视上直播。
After the concert, fans mobbed the performers, hoping for a chance to meet them from the grandstand.
音乐会结束后，粉丝们簇拥在舞台前，希望能从看台近距离见到表演者。
The sports commentator analyzed the match from the comfort of the grandstand, providing insights to the viewers.
体育评论员在舒适的看台上分析比赛，为观众提供见解。
The mayor's speech was a political grandstand, pandering to the crowd's emotions without addressing any real issues.
市长的演讲是一场政治作秀，迎合观众的情绪，而不触及任何实质性问题。
The children waved excitedly at the passing parade from their seats in the grandstand.
孩子们坐在看台上兴奋地向游行队伍挥手。
The football fan bought a VIP ticket to sit in the grandstand, hoping for an unobstructed view of the field.
这位足球迷购买了VIP票，希望能坐在看台上有一个无障碍的球场视野。