Raised baton.

Meaning: This means the conductor lifted their baton to give a signal to the musicians. It's like saying, The conductor moved the stick up to indicate the start or end of a piece.

Choice of Words: Raised is the past tense of the verb 'to raise', meaning to lift or move upwards. Baton is a stick that a conductor uses to direct an orchestra. In this sentence, 'raised baton' means that the conductor lifted the baton to signal the musicians to start or stop playing.

Alternative Expressions

Related Expressions

• The conductor raised his baton, signaling the orchestra to begin.
• The conductor raised his baton, signaling the start of the song.
• The conductor's baton twirled, guiding the orchestra with precision.
• The maestro's baton twirled like a hummingbird.
• The conductor waved his baton, the orchestra played.
• Conductor's baton led the orchestra with grace.
• Conductor waved baton.
• Students eagerly raised hands to answer the teacher's questions.
• They raised their own baby birds.
• The students raised their hands to ask questions.