英：[steidʒ diˈrekʃən]
美：[stedʒ dɪˈrɛkʃən]
stage direction如何读
stage direction是什么意思
舞台指导，导演；
stage direction英英释义
noun
an instruction written into, or added to, the script of a play, directing actors' movements, scenery arrangement, and the like.
the art or technique of directing a stage play.
stage direction词源英文解释
The first known use of stage direction was in 1790
stage direction儿童词典英英释义
stage whispernoun
a loud whisper by an actor intended to be heard by the spectators but supposed not to be heard by persons on the stage
stagestruckadjective
fascinated by the stageespecially: having an eager desire to become an actor
stage managernoun
a person who is in charge of the stage and the related details of a theatrical production
coauthornoun
an author who works with another author
stage frightnoun
nervousness felt at appearing before an audience
stage directionnoun
a playwright's instruction to a director and actors
stage direction 例句
1 The funniest bit about the script is the stage directions for the audience.
2 Each element, its rollout determined by the I Ching, unfolded independently from all others: Singers performed arias unrelated to the instrumental accompaniment, which was unrelated to the scenic and lighting design, as well as stage directions.
3 But the new chamber opera’s libretto and some of the stage direction were disappointing.
4 William Goldman, one of the greatest modern screenwriters, wrote charming, cajoling stage directions, addressing the reader directly, if passingly, with light touches of confederacy.
5 The stage direction, too, lacked intent and purpose, with many scenes having the two characters wander aimlessly around a cocktail cart, raising their hands and looking at each other in wordless exasperation.
6 Slade’s could easily have been described in Wilson’s stage directions as a location for some postshow unwinding.
7 The quest for the extraordinary in a seemingly ordinary life continues in this make-believe world, interrupted from time to time by the Leading Player giving stage directions.
8 Some sentences are presented to us in italics, as stage directions.
9 The script is then turned into a screenplay, which focuses on providing clear stage directions and making the story interesting.
后来手稿转变为电影剧本，主要作为明晰的舞台指导并让电影更富有生趣。
10 The play came to life under his direction.
在他的导演下，这出戏演得活龙活现。
11 There is some clever direction and the film is very well shot.
由于导演指导有方，影片拍得非常成功。
12 By oneself ; alone. Used as a stage direction to a female character.
单独的独自的; 单独的. 用于女性角色的舞台指示------茉莉第十二话的大读白?
stage direction 同义词
1 舞台监督