英：[steɪdʒ]
美：[steɪdʒ]
stage如何读
stage英汉释义
n.(名词)
- [C] 阶段,时期 a particular point or period in the course of a process or set of events; state reached at a particular time
- [C] 舞台 the raised floor on which plays are performed in a theatre
- vt. & vi. 上演 perform or arrange for public show
- vt. 举行 cause to happen, especially for public effect
stage是什么意思
- n. 阶段，时期；旅程（或赛跑中）的一段；舞台；戏剧，戏剧表演；（尤指政治）舞台，活动领域；（火箭的）级；层，楼层，塔层；演员职业；<非正式>马车；（显微镜的）镜台；（电子）（电路的）级；（地质）（年代地质学用语）与某时代对应的一段地层，层
- vt. 上演，演出；主办，举行；使发生；成功做成（某事）；（医）把（疾病，病人）诊断（或归类）为疾病的特定期
- 【名】 （Stage）（英）斯特奇（人名）
stage变形
复数:stages
第三人称单数:stages
现在分词:staging
过去式:staged
过去分词:staged
stage词根
词根：stage
adj.staged 分期的
n.staging 上演；分段运输；脚手架；乘驿马车的旅行
stager 老练的人；演员；经验丰富的人
v.staging 表演；展现；分阶段进行；筹划（stage的ing形式）
staged stage过去式及过去分词
stage英英释义
noun (1)
one of a series of positions or stations one above the other : step
the height of the surface of a river above an arbitrary zero point
flood stage
a raised platform
a center of attention or scene of action
a scaffold for workmen
the small platform of a microscope on which an object is placed for examination
a place of rest formerly provided for those traveling by stagecoach : station
the distance between two stopping places on a road
stagecoach
a period or step in a process, activity, or development: such as
the larval stage of an insect
one passing through a (specified) stage
an element or part of an electronic device (such as an amplifier)
one of two or more sections of a rocket that have their own fuel and engine
verb (1)
transitive verb
to produce (something, such as a play) on a stage
to produce or cause to happen for public view or public effect staged a fight stage a hunger strike
stage a track meet
to arrange or decorate a house, condominium, etc. in order to enhance its appeal to prospective buyers or renters
Though it can be a bit pricey, having your home staged for sale is worth considering.—Casey Bond
to determine the phase or severity of (a disease) based on a classification of established symptomatic criteriaalso: to evaluate (a patient) to determine the phase, severity, or progression of a disease
adjective
intended to represent a type or stereotype a stage French accent
a stage Irishman
noun (2)
a usually unpaid internship in a professional kitchen that is part of a chef's training
The stereotypical stage—whether culinary school externship or a two-day effort—involves cleaning mushrooms by the bucketful or chopping onions until your eyeballs dissolve.—Jonathan Kauffman
a person who holds such an internship : stagiaire
… a Michelin-starred restaurant will most likely have at least one stage in its kitchen on any given night, and many of America's best restaurants have an ever-changing roster of stages constantly passing through the kitchen doors.—Matt Tripp
verb (2)
intransitive verb
to intern in a professional kitchen usually without pay as part of one's training to become a chef
I'd attended culinary school, staged at Jean Georges in New York City and worked the line at Gramercy Tavern.—Sophie Brickman
stage词组
stage by stageadv. 逐步地，一步一步地；分阶段地
early stage早期，初期
by stages分阶段地
initial stage原始期
on stage在舞台上
on the stage在舞台上；现阶段；当演员
at this stageadv. 眼下
first stage第一阶段的；第一级的；第一期的
development stage发展阶段；开发期，发展期
set the stage for为…作好准备；为…打好基础
second stage第二级
in the stage在...时期；在...阶段
two stage双级的，两阶段的
stage of development发展阶段；发生阶段
primary stage初始阶段
late stage末期；后期；晚期
design stage设计阶段
earlier stage前期
last stage末级
construction stage建设阶段
stage区别
course, trend, stage
course过程
trend趋势
stage（发展）阶段，舞台
以上来源于网络
stage词源中文解释
公元13世纪中叶，指“建筑物的水平分割，楼层或楼房的楼层”； 14世纪初，指“用于公开展示的高台”（也指绞刑架下的平台），源自古法语 estage “建筑物，居所； 表演舞台； 阶段，旅途中的休息”（12世纪，现代法语 étage 仅指“房屋的楼层，舞台，阁楼”），源自通俗拉丁语 *staticum “站立的地方”，源自拉丁语 statum 的过去分词 stare “站立”（源自 PIE 词根*sta-“站立，使稳固”）。
词源学概念是“站立的地方，可以站立的东西”，因此指“公开展示任何东西的地方”。14世纪末出现了“演讲者、表演者或戏剧演出的平台”的意思； the stage作为一个泛指“演员的职业，戏剧作品或表演”的术语，可追溯到16世纪80年代。
“发展阶段或生命中的时间”这个意思在14世纪初就有记录，可能源自中古英语中“在美德的‘阶梯’、命运的‘车轮’等上的程度或步骤”的意义，用于寓言插图和道德剧。1814年，美国英语中出现了“河流等的水位”这个意思。
“序列或渐进过程中的单个步骤，旅程的阶段”这个意思出现在14世纪末。因此，“路边的休息场所，在旅途中休息或更换马匹的地方”（约1600年），是 stagecoach 中的意思。
Stage-name出现于1727年。 Stage-mother（名词）指“傲慢的母亲般的女演员”这个意思出现于1915年。 Stage-box指“舞台前座位”出现于1739年。 Stage-door指“通往舞台的通道”出现于1761年； 因此，指“经常在舞台门口寻找女演员、合唱女孩等陪伴的年轻男子”（1907年）的 Stage-Door Johnny。 Stage whisper指演员在舞台上为了让观众听到而使用的大声音，可以追溯到1865年。 Stage-direction可追溯到1790年。
stage_体育行业词汇
期
阶段
跳台
stage_医学行业词汇
期：疾病过程、生物生活史或任何生物过程之一期或一个特殊的阶段。另见staging
载物台，镜台：放置玻片观察标本的显微镜平台
stage_地质学行业词汇
阶
stage_建筑行业词汇
舞台
stage_水利行业词汇
水位
又称 :水位(water level)
河流或其他水体的自由水面相对于某一基准面的高程。
stage_电力行业词汇
汽轮机级
stage词源英文解释
Noun (1) Middle English, from Anglo-French estage abode, story of a building, state, from Vulgar Latin *staticum, from Latin stare to stand — more at stand Noun (2) borrowed from French, "period of practical experience constituting the concluding part of training for a profession," earlier "obligatory period of residence of a newly appointed canon before he could receive the prebend due him," borrowed from Medieval Latin stagium "abode, residence" (in stagium facere "to live in a place from which one receives a benefice"), latinization of Old French estage "abode" — more at stage >entry 1 Verb (2) derivative of stage >entry 4
The first known use of stage was in the 14th century
stage儿童词典英英释义
standard1 of 2noun
a figure used as an emblem by an organized body of people
the eagle was the Roman legion's standard
the personal flag of the ruler of a state
something set up by authority or by general consent as a rule for measuring or as a model standards of good manners
a standard of weight
the basis of value in a monetary system
the gold standard
a structure that serves as a support
a lamp standard
standard2 of 2adjective
used as or meeting a standard established by law or custom
standard weight
regularly and widely used
standard practice in the trade
having recognized and permanent value
standard reference works
well established by usage in the speech or writing of the educated and widely recognized as acceptable
standard spelling
stand1 of 2verb
to support oneself on the feet in an erect position
to be a specified height when fully erect
stands six feet two
to rise to one's feet
to take up and keep a usually specified position or attitude can you stand on your head where do we stand on this question
stand aside
to be in a particular state or situation
stands accused
chiefly British to be a candidate : run
to have a relative position in or as if in a scale
stands first in the class
to be in a position to gain or lose
stands to make a profit
to rest, remain, or set upright on a base or lower end
a ladder standing against a wall
to occupy a place or location
a house standing on a hill
to remain without moving
rainwater standing in stagnant pools
to remain in effect
the order stands
to exist in a certain form
you must take or leave our offer as it stands
to put up with or resist successfully : bear the building stood the pressure of the storm this book will stand the test of time
stand pain
to derive benefit or enjoyment from
you look like you could stand some sleep
to go through the experience of
stand trial
to perform the duty of
stand guard
to pay for
I'll stand dinner
to cause to stand : set upright
stand2 of 2noun
an act or instance of stopping or staying in one place
a halt for defense or resistance
a stop made to give a performance
was booked for a three-night stand
a place or post where one stands
a position especially with respect to an issue
took a stand against higher taxes
the place occupied by a witness testifying in court
a row of seats for spectators of an outdoor sport or spectacle
a raised platform (as for a speaker)
a small often open-air structure for a small retail business
a hot-dog stand
a support (as a rack or table) on or in which something may be placed a bicycle stand
umbrella stands
a group of plants growing in a continuous area
a good stand of wheat
stamp1 of 2verb
to pound or crush with a heavy instrument
to strike or beat forcibly with the bottom of the foot
to put an end to or destroy by or as if by stamping with the foot
to walk heavily or noisily
impress entry 1 sense 1, imprint
stamp the bill "paid"
to attach a stamp to
stamp a letter
to form with a stamp or die
characterize sense 1
stamped as reliable workers
stamp2 of 2noun
a device or instrument for stamping
the mark made by stamping
a sign of a special quality
a stamp of genius
the act of stamping
a stamped or printed paper attached to something to show that a tax or fee has been paid
postage stamp
stamp1 of 2verb
to pound or crush with a heavy instrument
to strike or beat forcibly with the bottom of the foot
to put an end to or destroy by or as if by stamping with the foot
to walk heavily or noisily
impress entry 1 sense 1, imprint
stamp the bill "paid"
to attach a stamp to
stamp a letter
to form with a stamp or die
characterize sense 1
stamped as reliable workers
stamp2 of 2noun
a device or instrument for stamping
the mark made by stamping
a sign of a special quality
a stamp of genius
the act of stamping
a stamped or printed paper attached to something to show that a tax or fee has been paid
postage stamp
stamp1 of 2verb
to pound or crush with a heavy instrument
to strike or beat forcibly with the bottom of the foot
to put an end to or destroy by or as if by stamping with the foot
to walk heavily or noisily
impress entry 1 sense 1, imprint
stamp the bill "paid"
to attach a stamp to
stamp a letter
to form with a stamp or die
characterize sense 1
stamped as reliable workers
stamp2 of 2noun
a device or instrument for stamping
the mark made by stamping
a sign of a special quality
a stamp of genius
the act of stamping
a stamped or printed paper attached to something to show that a tax or fee has been paid
postage stamp
stall1 of 5noun
a compartment for a domestic animal in a stable or barn
a seat in the choir of a church with back and sides wholly or partly enclosed
chiefly British a front orchestra seat in a theater—usually used in plural
a booth, stand, or counter at which articles are displayed for sale
a small compartmentespecially: one with a toilet or urinal
a shower stall
stall2 of 5verb
to put into or keep in a stall
to stop or cause to stop usually by accident
stall an engine
to experience or cause (an aircraft) to experience a stall in flying
stall3 of 5noun
the condition of an aircraft or a wing of an aircraft in which lift is lost and the aircraft or wing tends to drop
stall4 of 5noun
a trick to deceive or delay
stall5 of 5verb
to distract attention or make excuses to gain time
try to stall them until I get the place cleaned up
stall1 of 5noun
a compartment for a domestic animal in a stable or barn
a seat in the choir of a church with back and sides wholly or partly enclosed
chiefly British a front orchestra seat in a theater—usually used in plural
a booth, stand, or counter at which articles are displayed for sale
a small compartmentespecially: one with a toilet or urinal
a shower stall
stall2 of 5verb
to put into or keep in a stall
to stop or cause to stop usually by accident
stall an engine
to experience or cause (an aircraft) to experience a stall in flying
stall3 of 5noun
the condition of an aircraft or a wing of an aircraft in which lift is lost and the aircraft or wing tends to drop
stall4 of 5noun
a trick to deceive or delay
stall5 of 5verb
to distract attention or make excuses to gain time
try to stall them until I get the place cleaned up
stage1 of 2noun
one of the levels into which a structure can be divided
a floor of a building
a shelf or layer especially as one of a series
a raised platform
a part of a theater including the acting area
the small platform of a microscope on which an object is placed for examination
a center of attention : scene of action
the theatrical profession or art
a place of rest formerly provided for those traveling by stagecoach
the distance between stopping places in a journey
stage coach
traveling by stage
a period or step in a process, activity, or development
an early stage of a disease
one of the periods of the growth and development of a plant or animalalso: an individual in such a stage
the larval stage of a beetle
one of two or more sections of a rocket each having its own fuel and engine
a three-stage missile
stage2 of 2verb
to produce or show publicly on or as if on the stage stage a track meet
stages two plays each year
stage1 of 2noun
one of the levels into which a structure can be divided
a floor of a building
a shelf or layer especially as one of a series
a raised platform
a part of a theater including the acting area
the small platform of a microscope on which an object is placed for examination
a center of attention : scene of action
the theatrical profession or art
a place of rest formerly provided for those traveling by stagecoach
the distance between stopping places in a journey
stage coach
traveling by stage
a period or step in a process, activity, or development
an early stage of a disease
one of the periods of the growth and development of a plant or animalalso: an individual in such a stage
the larval stage of a beetle
one of two or more sections of a rocket each having its own fuel and engine
a three-stage missile
stage2 of 2verb
to produce or show publicly on or as if on the stage stage a track meet
stages two plays each year
stage医学词典英英释义
stage1 of 2noun
a period or step in a process, activity, or development: as
one of the distinguishable periods of growth and development of a plant or animal
the larval stage of an insect
a period or phase in the course of a diseasealso: the degree of involvement or severity of a disease advanced stage II or III disease (more than 10 positive lymph nodes found after axillary dissection) —M. S. Anscher et al.
the rash stage of Lyme disease—R. H. Boyle
one of two or more operations performed at different times but constituting a single procedure
a two-stage thoracoplasty
any of the four degrees indicating depth of general anesthesia
the small platform of a microscope on which an object is placed for examination
stage2 of 2transitive verb
to determine the phase or severity of (a disease) based on a classification of established symptomatic criteriaalso: to evaluate (a patient) to determine the phase, severity, or progression of a disease
stage 例句
1 I had a taste of that alternative when they called Prim’s name on reaping day and I watched her walk to the stage to her death.
2 Ms. Udell took the side steps off the stage and sat down in the first row of the audience.
3 The first stage depleted its fuel, and the booster coasted for a fraction of a second as it jettisoned stage clamps via explosive bolts.
4 The final stage of breaking to the cricket standard was by mock combats.
5 News of the DAR’s ban had caused an angry controversy and set the stage for a historic event in the struggle for civil rights.
6 Salt Lake City in the US staged the 2002 Winter Olympics.
2002年冬季奥运会是在美国的盐湖城举行的.
7 “The work has advanced to an exceedingly important stage and the greatest difficulty now facing us is no longer of an experimental nature, but one of finance.”
8 He lifted the robe slightly at the top of the steps, and from her seat at the edge of the stage Kira saw his feet.
9 Marguerite Johnson, I heard the name again, my honors were read, there were noises in the audience of appreciation, and I took my place on the stage as rehearsed.
10 Donoghue writes drama both for the stage and for radio.
窦纳修还写作了一些舞台剧和广播剧.
11 They were going to stage a large-scale money collecting.
他们筹划举办一个大型募捐活动。
12 It was in such an advanced stage that an operation was pointless.
13 She was a popular star of stage and screen (= theatre and cinema/movies) .
她是观众喜爱的舞台银幕两栖明星。
14 The shore was set before him like a bit of scenery on a stage.
海岸犹如一幅舞台上的布景,展现在他眼前.
15 Thus the orchestra, instead of merely providing the musical backing for the characters to sing to, was able to express or hint at the meaning of the stage action, even in passages without singing.
16 Seats rose in tiered semicircles around a small raised stage.
17 People tend to work hard at this stage of life.
人在这个人生阶段往往发奋努力。
18 Dear and guileless infancy of art and of stage machinery!
这是戏剧艺术和舞台装置结合的新生儿,多么天真,多么可敬!
19 “Lord yes. We went to the Latin Quarter, the Copacabana, and The Pajama Game. That was the first stage show we’d ever seen and we were right disappointed in it. Are they all like that?”
20 Some actors think they are elevating the stage when they're merely depressing the audience.
当一些演员不过是在败坏观众情绪的时候,他们还以为自己在提高着戏剧艺术.
stage 同义词
2 舞台
scenic stagy footlights field board platform scene theater arena runway proscenium canvas stand set histrionic scena
3 节
nodal stanzaic knurl day page class section period node verse knot tide knob articulation stanza strophe gnarl
7 镜台
8 领域
world area field front ground sector domain universe territory kingdom realm sphere fiefdom reach province fief
10 组织
organizational tissue mobilization organizing structure organize mobilize form organization handling machinery apparatus set-up have plan order fix conduct quarterback marshal get up put together line up group unit institution institute fabric running holding make call run hold present direct choreograph get together
11 趸船
12 水位
14 使发生
work START cause drive effect raise realize generate inspire procure legislate get leave present force occasion instigate actualize effectuate give rise to
15 的常见搭配词
important key material major direct popular particular positive essential involved mass express corporate increased objective hurt detailed extreme severe suitable reliable immediate junior violent overwhelming desperate racial modest lengthy vague unaware diplomatic damaging undue suited ill groundless highly fully seriously plain increasingly support plan feature build project research quality increase review contact visit code solution search network role location total challenge approach request environment fine attack impact requirement guide growth setting strategy factor drug disease campaign contract advice conduct protection custom conference component basis instruction injury register layer stress lesson signal regulation diet majority desire journey estimate appeal investigation comfort presence possibility talent criminal profit reaction contribution suggestion difficulty violence permission array arrangement chat reduction shock sequence scenario outline scope prospect reputation donation dimension recognition reform legislation intention urge qualification settlement hint interpretation tension independence tactic involvement kiss criticism minority implication determination accent patience significance panic offence unity pollution sensation sanction glimpse occurrence humour speculation objection instinct precaution publicity sigh concession scrutiny dominance rubbish omission coup cause reach reduce recommend improve sense suggest maintain treat object discuss voice promote assume obtain influence fuel highlight inspire approve refuse ignore draft observe tap arise combat conclude reject drain propose satisfy overcome comply react undertake differ interpret lodge oppose reinforce dismiss flush uncover explode forge dictate undermine weaken devise glare underline
18 级
ranking level order degree grade division plane notch caste gradation A class band Grade rank kyu triple A alpha X -degree
22 计画
game program design plan project view deal device strategy schedule aim planning setup scheme enterprise proposal counsel projection proposition figure propose mean chart plot meditate concoct cast around hatch out cast about plan out
23 阶段
terminal step remove period degree estate phase plane instance bench lap gradation Mark grade phasis point peg perfect stadium leg chapter stretch ladder pass round mark passage phasic moment
25 行程
way run travel throw march excursion itinerary range journey line trip route passage itineracy
27 戏剧
dramatic scenic theatrical Thespian play theater drama histrionic production theatre natak sock and buskin thespian stagy
28 段
par. place line section piece band segment paragraph stanza dan segmental segmentary act series cubicle
30 筹划
engineering choreograph codify map out interbank compass engineer calculate arrange design lay plan out
31 第…期
32 演奏台
33 剧场
34 表演
business house ACT performance display presentation exhibition acting rendering do play perform execute interpret entertainment histrionic ad-lib make cut
35 可上演
36 戏剧表演
39 层
stratal course story degree region floor bed layer zone deck coat tier seam thickness stratum lamina sheaf tunica level mat ply storey
40 上演
unperformed production stuff presentation representation staging presentment show play give act present produce represent mount enact stand showing ON run re-enactment open re-enact on do theatre put on presentational
41 举行
fall give hold throw celebrate observe seal toss be run solemnize performance administration celebration keeping keep be held BE have take administer enact run off come off holding take place pass off minister
44 场所
place point room field stand location situation ground spot seat station joint theater locale locality locus local venue site theatre arena stance
49 驿车
51 实现
realizing shape realization incarnation fruition fulfilment actualization deliver materialize effect realize accomplish fulfill incarnate actualize effectuate actualise bring into being call into being come true be carried out make real
52 剧坛
55 发生
up be get fall occurrence onset come start run leave result cause happen effect present force pass occur realize arrive occasion arise enact materialize transpire instigate actualize effectuate come about that come down the pike rears its head rears its ugly head go on come up go ahead take place go down go off come off play out come about give rise to come to pass crop up
56 乘驿车旅行
57 时期
time day page date age period session chapter estate phase patch era stratum epoch year hour season phasis -tide Day juncture D. term stadium stint tide
59 步
60 浮码头
62 演出
play performance spot appearance offering representation spec rendering staging rendition enactment presentment histrionic show appear do produce represent render enact playact make an appearance version production direction presentation interpretation acting dramatics act direct give on present come into the picture stage presentation spectacular spectacle showing raree-show perform presentational tamasha offer
63 路程
64 驿马车
68 论坛
69 程度
way level size degree measure sort length grade pitch plane extent proportion gauge incidence latitude coefficient gradation water dimension notch point rate tune wise
70 戏剧艺术
72 公共马车
73 可以上演
74 出现
present out up around appear appearance presence occurrence advent visitation stirring make take start show form happen develop produce walk raise occur born arise emerge sprout heave into sight heave into view rears its head rears its ugly head come out open up show up come along play out come to pass crop up
75 发动
stage 短语相关
set the stage
stage door
stage right
stage set
take the stage
stage name
on the stage
end-stage
center stage
go on the stage
相关词
slingbacks
slickensides
skirtings
smoggiest
smudger
slipstreaming
smoggier
smartphones
slipperier
slatternliness
slushiness
skimpiest
slipperiest
slaphappier
slimmest
sketchier
skidway
skutterudite
sluffs
slidable
snab
slangier
slopworker
sluggardness
smarminesses
smearier
slatiest
skyrocketing
slapshot
skinnier