stage
BrE /steɪdʒ/ AmE /steɪdʒ/
noun / verb en → es
a raised platform where actors, musicians, etc. perform in front of an audience
escenario, tarima
Collocations on stage · get on/off the stage
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The band got on stage and started playing.
La banda subió al escenario y comenzó a tocar.
a particular point in the development or progress of something
etapa, fase
Collocations at this stage · reach a new stage
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At this stage of the project, we need more funding.
En esta etapa del proyecto, necesitamos más financiamiento.
a building or part of a building used for performances, exhibitions, etc.
teatro, edificio de espectáculos
Collocations the stage is set up · go to the stage
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The stage was set up for a concert.
El escenario estaba preparado para un concierto.
one of the main parts of a play, film, opera, etc.
acto, escena
Collocations the first/second/third stage · a stage in the story
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The second act of the play was very dramatic.
El segundo acto de la obra fue muy dramático.
to arrange or prepare something for a performance, show, etc.
preparar, montar
- stage an event
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They staged a protest outside the parliament.
Organizaron una protesta fuera del parlamento.
(in theatre) to perform in plays, etc. as a job or profession
actuar en el teatro
Collocations stage for many years
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She has been staging for over twenty years.
Ha estado actuando en el teatro durante más de veinte años.
(in theatre) to perform a particular role or part in a play, etc.
interpretar un papel en el teatro
Collocations stage the lead role
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He stages the lead role in this year's production.
Él interpreta el papel principal en la producción de este año.
(in theatre) to perform a particular scene or act in a play, etc.
representar una escena en el teatro
Collocations stage the opening scene
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She stages the opening scene with great skill.
Ella representa la escena inicial con gran habilidad.