stage

• Sustantivo que designa una plataforma elevada o escenario para artistas, oradores o presentaciones, o bien un periodo o fase distinta dentro de un proceso.

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.

   Escenario

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

   Sinónimosdaisplatformpodiumrostrumscaffold

2. Phase or periodB1formal

   A particular point or period in a process or development.

   Etapa o fase

   • 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.

   Sinónimoschaptererajunctureperiodphasepointsteptime

3. Level of progressB2formal

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

   etapa, fase

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

   Sinónimosjuncturelevelperiodphasepointstep

• Verbo que significa poner en escena o representar una obra, espectáculo o evento en un escenario.

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.

   organizar, escenificar

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

   Sinónimosarrangemountorganizepresentproduceput on

   Antónimoscancel

2. Plan or set upB2formal

   To carefully plan or arrange something, often deceptively.

   Montar o preparar (algo) con engaño

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

   Sinónimosarrangecontrivecoordinateengineermastermindorchestrateorganizeplotschemeset up

   Antónimosimprovise

3. Cause to happenC1formal

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

   escenificar

   • 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.

   Sinónimosarrangecoordinateengineerexecutemountorchestrateorganizeput on