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Stage
01
an elevated area, especially in theaters, on which artists perform for the audience
Examples
The actor stepped onto the stage to deliver his monologue.
The band played their hit songs on the main stage at the festival.
1.1
the profession of acting and working in the theater
Examples
She aspired to a career on the stage from a young age.
Many famous actors began their journey on the stage before moving to film.
1.2
any location or setting viewed as a platform for showcasing or performing activities
Examples
The bustling marketplace served as a stage for local artists and performers.
The courtroom was a dramatic stage for the high-profile trial.
02
one of the phases in which a process or event is divided into
Examples
The project is currently in the planning stage, where goals are being defined.
She completed the first stage of the marathon, feeling strong and confident.
2.1
a segment or phase of a journey or process
Examples
The first stage of their road trip took them through scenic mountains.
During this stage of the marathon, runners start to feel the fatigue.
03
a large horse-drawn coach formerly used to transport passengers and mail on regular routes between towns
Examples
The stage arrived at the town square, ready to pick up new passengers.
Travelers eagerly awaited the arrival of the stage to continue their journey.
04
the platform on a microscope where a specimen is placed for examination
Examples
She carefully positioned the slide on the microscope stage to observe the cells.
The scientist adjusted the stage to focus on the intricate details of the sample.
to stage
01
to present a play or other event to an audience
Transitive: to stage a show
Examples
The theater company stages Shakespearean plays throughout the year.
They stage a musical production every spring.
02
to organize and present something, typically a performance or an event
Transitive: to stage an event
Examples
They will stage a charity event to raise funds for the local shelter.
The festival committee decided to stage several live concerts throughout the weekend.
03
to orchestrate or bring about something dramatic or unexpected
Transitive: to stage something dramatic
Examples
They staged a protest to draw attention to the environmental crisis.
The company staged a surprise product launch that took the industry by storm.
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