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stage

/steɪdʒ/

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noun

/steɪdʒ/A2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее возвышающуюся платформу или площадку для исполнителей, ораторов или презентаций, или отдельный период или этап в процессе.

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

  1. Platform for performanceA2formal

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

    ruСцена

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

    Synonymsdaisplatformpodiumrostrumscaffold

  2. Phase or periodB1formal

    A particular point or period in a process or development.

    ruЭтап

    • 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.

    Synonymschaptererajunctureperiodphasepointsteptime

  3. Level of progressB2formal

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

    ruСтадия

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

    Synonymsjuncturelevelperiodphasepointstep

Forms
  • stages plural form
  • stages' possessive plural form
  • stage's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/steɪdʒ/B2formalart
  • ruГлагол, обозначающий постановку или исполнение пьесы, шоу или события на сцене.

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

  1. Organize or arrangeB1formal

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

    ruОрганизовать

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

    Synonymsarrangemountorganizepresentproduceput on

    Antonymscancel

  2. Plan or set upB2formal

    To carefully plan or arrange something, often deceptively.

    ruИнсценировать

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

    Synonymsarrangecontrivecoordinateengineermastermindorchestrateorganizeplotschemeset up

    Antonymsimprovise

  3. Cause to happenC1formal

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

    ruОрганизовать

    • 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.

    Synonymsarrangecoordinateengineerexecutemountorchestrateorganizeput on

Forms
  • staged past participle
  • staged past simple
  • staging present participle
  • stages third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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