英语词汇“stage”的音标、意思、用法及中文翻译-反思网

be on the stage

go on the stage

take centre stage
stage
verb[ T ]
uk /steɪdʒ/ us /steɪdʒ/
C2
to arrange and perform a play or show: 上演，演出
The local drama group is staging a production of the musical "Grease".当地剧团正在演出音乐剧《油脂》。
to organize an event: 举办，组织
London staged the Olympic Games in 2012.伦敦于2012年举办了奥运会。
We're staging a revival of a 1950s play.我们将把一部20世纪50年代的戏剧重新搬上舞台。
Protesters staged an anti-war demonstration in front of the US embassy.
Senior union workers staged a walkout this afternoon at the annual conference over the proposed changes in funding.
Students staged a sit-in in the university offices as part of their protest campaign.作为抗议活动的一部分，学生们在大学办公楼里静坐示威。
The commandos staged a daring raid on the enemy.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Cinema & theatre: production, direction & recording
acquire
acquisition
armourer
audition
auteur
canister
computer-animated
filmmaker
filmmaking
fog machine
framing
framing device
linear
prop
restage
run through something
screen test
self-produced
SFX
special effect

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Managing and organizing

stage | American Dictionary

stage
noun
us/steɪdʒ/

stagenoun (PART)

[ C ]
a part of an activity, or a period of development:
The software is in the early stages of development.
At that stage of my life, I was married but didn’t have any children.
in stages
If you do something in stages, you divide the activity into parts and complete each part separately:
We’re repairing the house in stages – first the roof and chimney, then the windows.

stagenoun (THEATER)

[ C/U ]
the area in a theater, often raised above ground level, on which actors or entertainers perform:
[ C ]When you’re sitting in the balcony, you see more of the ceiling than the stage.
[ U ]Berlin’s most successful stage musical was "Annie Get Your Gun."
[ U ]She was a popular star of the musical stage (= of this type of theater).
As a child, he appeared on stage (= performing in theaters).
[ C/U ]
A stage is also a particular area of public life:
[ C ]His novel includes such actors on the world stage as Fidel Castro and the Pope.
stage
verb[ T ]
us/steɪdʒ/

stageverb[T] (THEATER)

to arrange the performance of a play or other entertainment:
Bejart was staging his own ballets.
If you stage an event, you organize it:
Bus drivers are planning to stage a 24-hour strike.

stage | Business English

stage
noun
uk /steɪdʒ/us
[ C ]
one of a series of periods of development in a process:
Flotation is a key stage in the group's development plans.
From an early stage financial regulators blamed a lack of internal controls for the bank's failure.
At this stage, there is no proposal to change the existing management structure of the group.
Negotiations with the union have reached a critical stage.
first/final/next stage
[ S ]
a particular area of public life where important events happen:
global/international/world stageHis speech at the party conference propelled him onto the international stage.
in stages
if you do something in stages, you divide the activity into parts and complete each part separately:
The proposed budget cuts would be made in stages over the next five years.

Examples of stage

stage
On the other hand, as encephalographic registrations of sleep stages were not made in this study, such a conclusion can only be tentative.
I would recommend allowing one laboratory per open reading frame in the initial stages.
Thus, to decide on the suitability of a "we," we need at least two stages of totalizing theory.
The illustration shows four stages in the carving.
The carving was also carried out in two stages.
Until this book was published, it was difficult to recommend appropriate ancillary reading for such students in the early stages.
They use it to build up an argument in two stages.
The dating of the various stages is therefore necessarily approximate, even if the outcome of each is clear.
In the early stages, scriptoria would seem to have proliferated, without being directly linked to teaching.
Analysis of cytokine mutants during fetal stages could therefore reveal a more complete picture of the role of these cytokines during fetal thymus development.
The period affects all young people and involves a series of stages over a number of years, which are influenced by social and economic status.
In the preliminary stages of analysis, dramatic methods can therefore play a central part in hypothesis-generation.
Many anatomists identified three such stages of visual analysis in the cortex.
There will also be cases when a stray candidate from the lexical look-up is rejected by the later stages of analysis.
Men here, in various stages of undress, were pulling on outer clothing and armour.
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Collocations withstage

stage

These are words often used in combination with stage.

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acute stage
However, in light infections, an acutestage cannot usually be observed.
advanced stage
At an advancedstage, the spears snap and the central leaf cabbage disappears.
beginning stage
At the beginningstage, the cassettes were made for middle school students as a substitute for tutors.
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stagenoun[C] (PART)

stagenoun[C] (THEATRE)

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