stage
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/steɪdʒ/
🇬🇧
/steɪdʒ/
noun
A2
A step in a process or a period of development.
The project is in its final stage.
A2
A part of a process or activity.
The recipe has three stages.
B1
A raised platform for performances.
She stood in the spotlight on stage.
B2
The world of theater and acting.
He is a star of the stage.
R
A place where important events happen, especially in politics.
The election is a crucial stage in the political process.
R
A type of horse-drawn carriage for passengers.
verb
B2
To organize and present a performance or event.
The school will stage a play next week.
B2
To plan and carry out a public action, like a protest.
Activists staged a peaceful protest.
R
To make something happen, especially a comeback.
The singer staged a successful comeback.
translation
A step in a process or a period of development.; A part of a process or activity.; A raised platform for performances.; The world of theater and acting.; A place where important events happen, especially in politics.; A type of horse-drawn carriage for passengers.
To organize and present a performance or event.; To plan and carry out a public action, like a protest.; To make something happen, especially a comeback.
Word Forms
3rd Present
stages
Past
staged
Perfect
staged
Progressive
staging
Plural
stages