stage

A noun referring to a raised platform or area for performers, speakers, or presentations, or a distinct period or step in a process.

ruСуществительное, обозначающее возвышающуюся платформу или площадку для исполнителей, ораторов или презентаций, или отдельный период или этап в процессе.esSustantivo que designa una plataforma elevada o escenario para artistas, oradores o presentaciones, o bien un periodo o fase distinta dentro de un proceso.frNom désignant une plateforme surélevée où se produisent des artistes, des orateurs ou des présentations, ou bien une période ou une phase distincte dans un processus.deSubstantiv, das eine erhöhte Plattform oder Fläche für Darsteller, Redner oder Präsentationen bezeichnet oder einen einzelnen Abschnitt bzw. eine Phase in einem Prozess.ptSubstantivo que designa uma plataforma ou palco elevado onde artistas, oradores ou apresentações acontecem, ou um período ou fase distinta em um processo ou desenvolvimento.zh指供演员、演讲者或演示者使用的抬高平台或台子，也指过程中的一个单独时期或阶段。arاسم يدل على منصة مرتفعة يقف عليها المتحدثون أو الفنانون أو المؤدون، أو على مرحلة أو فترة محددة في تطور عملية أو أحداث.

1. Platform for performance A2 formal

   A raised platform in a theater or hall where actors perform.

   • The actor walked onto the stage confidently.
   • She forgot her lines on stage.
   • The band performed on a large outdoor stage.

   ruСценаesEscenariofrScène (de théâtre)deBühneptPalcozh舞台arمنصة المسرح

   Synonyms: daisplatformpodiumrostrumscaffold

2. Phase or period B1 formal

   A particular point or period in a process or development.

   • The project is in the final stage of completion.
   • Children go through different stages of development.
   • We are at an early stage in the negotiations.

   ruЭтапesEtapa o fasefrÉtape, phasedePhaseptEtapazh阶段arمرحلة

   Synonyms: chaptererajunctureperiodphasepointsteptime

3. Level of progress B2 formal

   A distinct step or degree in a process, especially in disease or competition.

   • The cancer is in stage three.
   • She reached the final stage of the competition.
   • The rocket passed the first stage of launch successfully.

   ruСтадияesetapa, fasefrÉtape d'un processusdeStadiumptEstágiozh阶段arمرحلة

   Synonyms: juncturelevelperiodphasepointstep

• stages plural form
• stages' possessive plural form
• stage's possessive singular form

A verb used to present or perform a play, show, or event on a stage.

ruГлагол, обозначающий постановку или исполнение пьесы, шоу или события на сцене.esVerbo que significa poner en escena o representar una obra, espectáculo o evento en un escenario.frVerbe désignant le fait de mettre en scène ou d'interpréter une pièce, un spectacle ou un événement sur une scène.deVerb, das die Inszenierung oder Aufführung eines Theaterstücks, einer Show oder eines Ereignisses auf einer Bühne bezeichnet.ptVerbo que significa montar, dirigir ou apresentar uma peça, um show ou um evento em um palco; também pode indicar organizar ou realizar uma ação, como uma greve ou uma manifestação.zh动词，指在舞台上演出、排练或呈现戏剧、节目或活动；也指策划、组织并举办某项活动或事件。arفعل يدل على إخراج مسرحية أو عرض أو حدث وتقديمه على المسرح، أو على تنظيم حدث وإقامته.

1. Organize or arrange B1 formal

   To organize and present a play, show, or event.

   • They staged a beautiful production of Hamlet.
   • The company staged a protest in the city center.
   • The school staged its annual talent show.

   ruОрганизоватьesorganizar, escenificarfrmettre en scènedeveranstaltenptOrganizarzh举办arنظّم

   Synonyms: arrangemountorganizepresentproduceput on

   Antonyms: cancel

2. Plan or set up B2 formal

   To carefully plan or arrange something, often deceptively.

   • The police believe the accident was staged.
   • She staged the entire event without telling anyone.
   • They staged a fake robbery for the movie scene.

   ruИнсценироватьesMontar o preparar (algo) con engañofrOrganiser (souvent de manière trompeuse)deInszenierenptEncenarzh策划arدبّر الأمر بمكر

   Synonyms: arrangecontrivecoordinateengineermastermindorchestrateorganizeplotschemeset up

   Antonyms: improvise

3. Cause to happen C1 formal

   To cause something to happen at a particular time or place.

   • The rebels staged an attack on the government building.
   • He staged a dramatic comeback in the final round.
   • The museum staged an exhibition of rare artifacts.

   ruОрганизоватьesescenificarfrorganiser (à un moment précis)deVeranstaltenptPromoverzh发起arتنظيم حدث

   Synonyms: arrangecoordinateengineerexecutemountorchestrateorganizeput on

• staged past participle
• staged past simple
• staging present participle
• stages third person singular