stage

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¹ stage /ˈsteɪʤ/ noun

¹ stage

/ˈsteɪʤ/

noun

Learner's definition of STAGE

[count] : a particular point or period in the growth or development of something阶段；时期

an early/late stage of the disease疾病的早期/晚期
children at the same stage of development处于同一生长发育期的孩子们
the first/last stage [=phase] of the plan计划的最初/最后阶段

a : a raised platform in a theater, auditorium, etc., where the performers stand舞台

[count]

The actors walked out onto the stage.演员们走上了舞台。
She has shared a stage with [=performed with] many great actors.她曾经和许多伟大的演员同台演出过。
The band took the stage [=walked onto the stage] and the concert began.乐队走上舞台，音乐会开始了。

[noncount]

He was on stage for the entire show.他参加了整场演出。
an actor with a commanding stage presence [=an actor with a powerful quality that attracts attention on the stage]有舞台魅力的演员

— see picture at theater; see also backstage, center stage, offstage

b [noncount] : the art or profession of acting and especially of acting in theaters表演；舞台生涯；（尤指）戏剧表演

He is a star of stage [=theater], screen, and television.他是一名戏剧、电影和电视明星。
She went on the stage [=became an actor] at age 15.她15岁开始演艺生涯。
a stage actor/play舞台演员/剧

[singular] : a place or area of activity in which the things that happen are watched with great interest by many people活动领域；（活动的）舞台

She has become an important figure on the national political stage. [=an important figure in national politics]她已经成为国内政治舞台上的一个重要人物。
He has no intention of leaving the political stage.他不打算离开政治舞台。
The company wants to compete on the world stage.那家公司打算参与国际市场的竞争。

[count] : a section of a rocket that has its own fuel and engine（火箭的）级

a three-stage missile三级导弹

in stages

: in a series of separate steps rather than all at one time分阶段地

The changes will be made in stages.变革将分阶段进行。
The new law will be implemented in stages.新法律将分阶段实施。

set the stage (for something)

: to make (something) possible or likely为…创造条件；为…做好准备

His discoveries set the stage for a revolution in medical research.他的发现为医药研究的革新创造了条件。
Her early training set the stage for her later success.她早期的训练为日后的成功打下了基础。

² stage /ˈsteɪʤ/ verb

stages; staged; staging

² stage

/ˈsteɪʤ/

verb

stages; staged; staging

Learner's definition of STAGE

[+ object]

: to produce (a play, performance, etc.) on a stage上演；演出

The school stages two plays each year.这所学校每年演出两部戏剧。

a : to organize and produce (a public event)组织；举行

The students staged a protest/demonstration.学生举行了抗议/示威。
The school is staging a track meet.学校在组织径赛运动会。

b : to arrange or do (something that is intended to get a lot of public attention)安排；筹划

The prisoners are staging a hunger strike.犯人们在谋划发动绝食抗议。
The photograph of the two leaders shaking hands was deliberately staged.两位领导人握手的照片是蓄意安排的。

: to succeed in doing or making (something)成功做成（某事）

His career as a singer appeared to be over, but then he staged a comeback.他的演唱生涯似乎结束了，但是他后来又东山再起了。
The company has staged a (remarkable) recovery in the past two years.在过去的两年里，公司已经（出色地）扭转了困境。

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