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Dicionário de Espanhol Oxford

I. stage [americ steɪdʒ, Brit steɪdʒ] SUBST

1.1. stage:

stage (platform)
stage (in theater)
to go on stage
to hold the stage
to set the stage for sth
atrib stage costumes
stage designer
stage director
stage effects
stage lighting
stage set
stage set
stage show
stage show

1.2. stage (medium):

the stage
atrib stage adaptation

1.3. stage (profession):

the stage
the stage
las tablas coloq
to go on the stage
to leave the stage
to leave the stage
to leave the stage atrib actress

2. stage (in development, activity):

stage
stage
at a later stage
at this stage in the game

3. stage (of rocket):

stage
a three-stage rocket

4. stage (stagecoach):

stage arcaico

II. stage [americ steɪdʒ, Brit steɪdʒ] VERBO trans

1.1. stage (carry out, hold):

stage festival/event
stage festival/event
stage strike/demonstration
stage attack
stage attack
stage coup

1.2. stage (engineer, arrange):

stage
stage

2. stage TEATR:

stage play
stage play

center stage, centre stage Brit SUBST TEATR

center stage
as adv to move center stage TEATR

stage-manage [americ ˈsteɪdʒ ˌmænɪdʒ, Brit ˈsteɪdʒˌmanɪdʒ] VERBO trans

stage-manage event/demonstration
stage-manage event/demonstration
stage-manage play

stage direction SUBST

stage direction

stage manager SUBST

stage manager

stage fright SUBST U

stage fright
stage fright

stage door SUBST

stage door

stage presence SUBST U

stage presence

stage name SUBST

stage name

stage whisper SUBST

stage whisper

no Dicionário PONS

I. stage [steɪdʒ] SUBST

1. stage (period):

stage
stage
pascana f AmSul

2. stage TEATR:

stage
the stage
to be on the stage
to go on the stage
to hold the stage

II. stage [steɪdʒ] VERBO trans

1. stage (produce on stage):

stage

2. stage (organize):

stage

stage door SUBST

stage door

stage direction SUBST

stage direction

stage-manage [ˌsteɪdʒˈmænɪdʒ, americ ˈsteɪdʒˌmæn-] VERBO trans

1. stage-manage TEATR:

stage-manage

2. stage-manage fig:

stage-manage

test stage SUBST

test stage

landing stage SUBST

landing stage

stage manager SUBST

stage manager TEATR
director(a) m (f) de escena
stage manager CINEMA

stage fright SUBST sem pl

stage fright

stage whisper SUBST TEATR

stage whisper

stage name SUBST

stage name
no Dicionário PONS
inglês
inglês
espanhol
espanhol

I. stage [steɪdʒ] SUBST

1. stage (period):

stage
stage
pascana f AmSul
at this stage in my life

2. stage TEATR:

stage
the stage
to be on the stage
to go on the stage
to hold the stage

II. stage [steɪdʒ] VERBO trans

1. stage (produce on stage):

stage

2. stage (organize):

stage

stage door SUBST

stage door

test stage SUBST

test stage

stage fright SUBST

stage fright

stage whisper SUBST TEATR

stage whisper

stage-manage [ˈsteɪdʒ·ˌmæn·ɪdʒ] VERBO trans

1. stage-manage TEATR:

stage-manage

2. stage-manage fig:

stage-manage

stage manager SUBST

stage manager TEATR
director (a) m (f) de escena
stage manager CINEMA

stage name SUBST

stage name
espanhol
espanhol
inglês
inglês
stage
stage

Vocabulário Técnico da Refrigeração GEA

single-stage
two-stage
power stage
single-stage a.c. motor
Present
Istage
youstage
he/she/itstages
westage
youstage
theystage
Past
Istaged
youstaged
he/she/itstaged
westaged
youstaged
theystaged
Present Perfect
Ihavestaged
youhavestaged
he/she/ithasstaged
wehavestaged
youhavestaged
theyhavestaged
Past Perfect
Ihadstaged
youhadstaged
he/she/ithadstaged
wehadstaged
youhadstaged
theyhadstaged

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He is known for his grinning stage presence and tendency to make eye contact with audience members.
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He took the following year off from auditioning to improve on his stage presence.
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He is known for his entertaining if somewhat reticent and eccentric stage presence.
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They have remarkable stage presence and enthrall the audiences with their performances.
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His wooden stage presence was, in his words, a result of extreme self-consciousness and lack of showmanship.
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