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stage

UK:^*^*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈsteɪdʒ/US:USA pronunciation: IPA and respellingUSA pronunciation: IPA/steɪdʒ/ ,USA pronunciation: respelling(stāj)

Inflections of 'stage' (v): (⇒ conjugate)

stages: v 3rd person singular

staging: v pres p

staged: v past

staged: v past p

WordReference
Definition
Synonyms
English Collocations

Główne tłumaczenia
Angielski	Polski
stage n	(raised performance area)	scena ż
The stage was raised one metre above the audience.
Scena była położona metr nad widownią.
stage n	(step in a process)	etap m
There are twenty separate stages in this process.
W tym procesie jest dwadzieścia osobnych etapów.
stage n	(stretch of a race)	etap m
At the end of the third stage, he was leading the bike race.
stage [sth]⇒ vtr	(artificially arrange)	pozorować ndk.
upozorować dk.
The enemy had staged the crimes to make us look guilty.
stage [sth] vtr	(put on: a play)	wystawiać ndk.
wystawić dk.
The theatre troupe staged a comedy last autumn.

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Dodatkowe Tłumaczenia
Angielski	Polski
stage, the stage n	uncountable (theater as a profession)	scena ż
Her interest in the stage led her to study theatre at university.
stage n	(part of a rocket)	człon m
The old rockets had multiple stages that fell to earth after the fuel was used in each.
stage n	(microscope platform)	stolik przedmiotowy m + przym.
It's important to keep the stage clean so nothing interferes with the slide.
stage n as adj	(theatrical)	teatralny przym.
sceniczny przym.
The stage actor did not want to work in films.
stage [sth]⇒ vtr	(arrange: an event)	organizować ndk.
zorganizować dk.
The community stages a festival each spring.
stage [sth] vtr	(carry out)	przeprowadzać ndk.
przeprowadzić dk.
The army is set to stage an invasion tomorrow.

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Formy złożone:
Angielski	Polski
at this stage adv	(at this point: in a process)	na tym etapie wyr.
At this stage of the translation, you need to edit carefully.
early stage n	often plural (beginnings)	wczesny etap przym. + m
The project is still in an early stage.
early stage, early-stage n as adj	(illness: in initial phase)	wczesny etap przym. + m
The patient's symptoms are consistent with early-stage Ebola.
go on stage vi	(perform, act publicly)	wychodzić na scenę zwrot ndk.
wyjść na scenę zwrot dk.
You are such a comedian, you should go on stage.
go on stage v expr	(become performer)	być na scenie zwrot posił.
John went on stage when he was barely 12 years old.
last stage n	(final part, final step)	ostatni etap przym. + m
After months of filling in forms, I am at the last stage of applying for British citizenship.
off stage, off-stage adv	(in the wings)	za kulisami przyim. + ż, l.mn.
Uwaga: hyphen used when term is an adj before a noun
The actress waited off-stage until it was time for her to come on.
off stage, off-stage adv	(backstage)	za kulisami przyim. + ż, l.mn.
offstage, off-stage adj	(theater: in the wings)	za kulisami przyim. + ż, l.mn.
The offstage whispering could be heard by the audience.
offstage, off-stage, off stage adv	(theater: in the wings)	poza widokiem przyim. + m
The furious director screamed at the actors offstage.
on stage adv	(performer: in a theatre)	na scenie przyim. + ż
Even the most experienced performers feel nervous before going on stage.
The audience cheered as the band came on stage for another encore.
set the stage v expr	figurative (make everything ready)	organizować ndk.
zorganizować dk.
Zack's conniving set the stage for Virginia's downfall.
stage directions npl	(instructions in script of a play)	didaskalia ż, l.mn.
stage door n	(backstage entrance to a venue)	kulisy ż, l.mn.
The band entered the club through the stage door.
Groupies hang out around the stage door, hoping to get a glimpse of their idols.
stage fright n	uncountable (severe performance anxiety)	trema ż
She performed beautifully, despite her serious attack of stage fright.
stage name n	(entertainer's pseudonym)	pseudonim sceniczny m + przym.
A lot of actors adopt stage names that are shorter than their real names.
stage right, also US: right stage n	(theater direction)	prawa strona sceny wyr.
stage whisper n	literal (actor's loud whisper) (dosłowny)	głośny szept teatralny wyr.
The director prompted the lost actor with a stage whisper.
stage whisper n	figurative (loud whisper) (przenośny)	głośny szept przym. + m
The laryngitis left me unable to speak any louder than a stage whisper.