stage 音标拼音: [st'edʒ]
n . 阶段,舞台,场所,戏剧,站,驿站,级,层,脚手架
vt . 上演,表演
阶段,舞台,场所,戏剧,站,驿站,级,层,脚手架上演,表演
stage 阶段
stage 阶段 级
stage n 1 :
any distinct time period in a sequence of events ; "
we are in a transitional stage in which many former ideas must be revised or rejected " [
synonym : {
phase }, {
stage }]
2 :
a specific identifiable position in a continuum or series or especially in a process ; "
a remarkable degree of frankness ";
"
at what stage are the social sciences ?" [
synonym : {
degree },
{
level }, {
stage }, {
point }]
3 :
a large platform on which people can stand and can be seen by an audience ; "
he clambered up onto the stage and got the actors to help him into the box "
4 :
the theater as a profession (
usually `
the stage '); "
an early movie simply showed a long kiss by two actors of the contemporary stage "
5 :
a large coach -
and -
four formerly used to carry passengers and mail on regular routes between towns ; "
we went out of town together by stage about ten or twelve miles " [
synonym :
{
stagecoach }, {
stage }]
6 :
a section or portion of a journey or course ; "
then we embarked on the second stage of our Caribbean cruise " [
synonym :
{
stage }, {
leg }]
7 :
any scene regarded as a setting for exhibiting or doing something ; "
All the world '
s a stage "--
Shakespeare ; "
it set the stage for peaceful negotiations "
8 :
a small platform on a microscope where the specimen is mounted for examination [
synonym : {
stage }, {
microscope stage }]
v 1 :
perform (
a play ),
especially on a stage ; "
we are going to stage `
Othello '" [
synonym : {
stage }, {
present }, {
represent }]
2 :
plan ,
organize ,
and carry out (
an event ); "
the neighboring tribe staged an invasion " [
synonym : {
stage }, {
arrange }]
Stage \
Stage \ (
st [=
a ]
j ),
n . [
OF .
estage ,
F . ['
e ]
tage , (
assumed )
LL .
staticum ,
from L .
stare to stand .
See {
Stand },
and cf .
{
Static }.]
1 .
A floor or story of a house . [
Obs .] --
Wyclif .
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2 .
An elevated platform on which an orator may speak ,
a play be performed ,
an exhibition be presented ,
or the like .
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3 .
A floor elevated for the convenience of mechanical work ,
or the like ;
a scaffold ;
a staging .
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4 .
A platform ,
often floating ,
serving as a kind of wharf .
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5 .
The floor for scenic performances ;
hence ,
the theater ;
the playhouse ;
hence ,
also ,
the profession of representing dramatic compositions ;
the drama ,
as acted or exhibited .
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Knights ,
squires ,
and steeds ,
must enter on the stage . --
Pope .
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Lo !
where the stage ,
the poor ,
degraded stage ,
Holds its warped mirror to a gaping age . --
C .
Sprague .
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6 .
A place where anything is publicly exhibited ;
the scene of any noted action or career ;
the spot where any remarkable affair occurs ;
as ,
politicians must live their lives on the public stage .
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When we are born ,
we cry that we are come To this great stage of fools . --
Shak .
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Music and ethereal mirth Wherewith the stage of air and earth did ring .
--
Miton .
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7 .
The platform of a microscope ,
upon which an object is placed to be viewed .
See Illust .
of {
Microscope }.
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8 .
A place of rest on a regularly traveled road ;
a stage house ;
a station ;
a place appointed for a relay of horses .
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9 .
A degree of advancement in a journey ;
one of several portions into which a road or course is marked off ;
the distance between two places of rest on a road ;
as ,
a stage of ten miles .
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A stage . . .
signifies a certain distance on a road . --
Jeffrey .
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He traveled by gig ,
with his wife ,
his favorite horse performing the journey by easy stages .
--
Smiles .
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10 .
A degree of advancement in any pursuit ,
or of progress toward an end or result .
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Such a polity is suited only to a particular stage in the progress of society . --
Macaulay .
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11 .
A large vehicle running from station to station for the accommodation of the public ;
a stagecoach ;
an omnibus . "
A parcel sent you by the stage ." --
Cowper . [
Obsolescent ]
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I went in the sixpenny stage . --
Swift .
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12 . (
Biol .)
One of several marked phases or periods in the development and growth of many animals and plants ;
as ,
the larval stage ;
pupa stage ;
zoea stage .
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{
Stage box },
a box close to the stage in a theater .
{
Stage carriage },
a stagecoach .
{
Stage door },
the actors '
and workmen '
s entrance to a theater .
{
Stage lights },
the lights by which the stage in a theater is illuminated .
{
Stage micrometer },
a graduated device applied to the stage of a microscope for measuring the size of an object .
{
Stage wagon },
a wagon which runs between two places for conveying passengers or goods .
{
Stage whisper },
a loud whisper ,
as by an actor in a theater ,
supposed ,
for dramatic effect ,
to be unheard by one or more of his fellow actors ,
yet audible to the audience ;
an aside .
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Stage \
Stage \ (
st [=
a ]
j ),
v .
t .
To exhibit upon a stage ,
or as upon a stage ;
to display publicly . --
Shak .
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284 Moby Thesaurus words for "
stage ":
Broadway ,
L ,
R ,
acting ,
acting area ,
agora ,
amphitheater ,
apron ,
apron stage ,
arena ,
athletic field ,
auditorium ,
autobus ,
back ,
backdrop ,
background ,
backstage ,
balcony ,
band ,
band shell ,
bandstand ,
be a gas ,
be a hit ,
bear garden ,
bed ,
bedding ,
belt ,
bill ,
board ,
boards ,
bomb ,
bowl ,
boxing ring ,
bridge ,
bring out ,
bull ring ,
burlesque ,
bus ,
cab ,
campus ,
canvas ,
carnival ,
caste ,
catafalque ,
chartered bus ,
circus ,
class ,
cockpit ,
coliseum ,
colosseum ,
concoct ,
condition ,
contrive ,
couche ,
coulisse ,
course ,
dais ,
day ,
deck ,
devise ,
diligence ,
distance ,
division ,
do ,
dock ,
double -
decker ,
drama ,
dramatize ,
dressing room ,
echafaudage ,
echelon ,
emplacement ,
entertainment industry ,
estrade ,
execute ,
exhibit ,
fail ,
fake ,
fateful moment ,
feature ,
field ,
flies ,
floor ,
flop ,
fly floor ,
fly gallery ,
footing ,
footlights ,
forestage ,
forum ,
gallery ,
give ,
grade ,
greenroom ,
grid ,
gridiron ,
ground ,
gym ,
gymnasium ,
hack ,
hall ,
headline ,
heliport ,
hierarchy ,
hinterland ,
hippodrome ,
hired car ,
hour ,
hustings ,
instant ,
interval ,
jitney ,
juncture ,
kairos ,
landing ,
landing pad ,
landing stage ,
lap ,
launching pad ,
layer ,
ledge ,
legit ,
legitimate stage ,
level ,
lightboard ,
lists ,
locale ,
mail coach ,
make a hit ,
make up ,
manipulate ,
marketplace ,
mat ,
measures ,
melodramatize ,
milieu ,
minute ,
mise -
en -
scene ,
moment ,
moment of truth ,
motor coach ,
motorbus ,
mount ,
notch ,
off Broadway ,
off -
off -
Broadway ,
omnibus ,
open ,
open a show ,
open forum ,
orchestra ,
orchestra pit ,
order ,
organize ,
originate ,
overlayer ,
overstory ,
palaestra ,
parade ground ,
perform ,
performing area ,
period ,
phase ,
pit ,
place ,
platform ,
play ,
playland ,
podium ,
point ,
position ,
post coach ,
power structure ,
precedence ,
precinct ,
pregnant moment ,
premiere ,
present ,
preview ,
prize ring ,
produce ,
proscenium ,
proscenium stage ,
psychological moment ,
public square ,
pulpit ,
purlieu ,
put on ,
range ,
rank ,
rate ,
rating ,
rear ,
repertory drama ,
ring ,
rostrum ,
rung ,
scaffold ,
scaffolding ,
scenarize ,
scene ,
scene of action ,
scenery ,
seam ,
season ,
set the stage ,
setting ,
shelf ,
shell ,
show ,
show biz ,
show business ,
site ,
situation ,
soapbox ,
space ,
span ,
spell ,
sphere ,
spot ,
squared circle ,
stadium ,
stage left ,
stage right ,
stage set ,
stage setting ,
stage world ,
stagecoach ,
stagedom ,
stageland ,
staging ,
standing ,
star ,
station ,
status ,
step ,
step terrace ,
stock ,
story ,
stratum ,
strawhat ,
strawhat circuit ,
stretch ,
stump ,
substratum ,
succeed ,
summer stock ,
superstratum ,
switchboard ,
taxi ,
taxicab ,
terrace ,
terrain ,
the boards ,
the footlights ,
the scenes ,
the stage ,
the theater ,
theater ,
theater world ,
theatricalize ,
theatromania ,
theatrophobia ,
thickness ,
tier ,
tilting ground ,
tiltyard ,
time ,
time lag ,
topsoil ,
tribunal ,
tribune ,
trump up ,
try out ,
underlayer ,
understory ,
understratum ,
variety ,
vaudeville ,
walk ,
while ,
wings ,
wrestling ring ,
zone
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