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What does it mean to translate 1 and Stage into Chinese? 2. What does the stage mean? 3. how to pronounce 3.stage? 4. How to read the stage? 5. What do you mean by translating 5.stage into Chinese? stage

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Noun (short for noun)

Stage, drama, activity place, development process, stage or period, post station

transitive verb

Go on stage, get ready, wait

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(noun)

A raised and horizontal floor or platform.

Elevated floor or platform

An elevated platform for theatrical performances.

Stage: An elevated platform for theatrical performances.

A place where actors perform.

Performance area: A place where actors perform.

The acting profession, or the world of drama. Used with:

Showbiz: The occupation of an actor or theater. Used with:

The stage is her life.

Acting career is her life.

The scene of an event or a series of events.

Scene: a scene or series of events of an event.

A platform on a microscope that supports a slide for observation.

Microscope stage

Workers' scaffolding.

Eagle frame: workers' work tripod

A place to rest during a journey, especially one that provides overnight accommodation.

Stop: A place to rest during a trip, especially a place to spend the night.

The distance between stops during the journey; One leg:

Trip: the distance between stations; Route:

Step by step.

Easy travel

A stagecoach.

omnibus

A floor or story of a building.

ground

Height of the surface of a river or other fluctuating water body above the set point:

Water level: the height of a river or other floating water body above a specific mark:

In the flood stage.

On the flood water level line

The level, degree, or period of development, especially a step in development:

A stage, period, or step in a development process, especially a stage in a development process:

Toddling stage.

A toddler stage

A point in the course of an action or a series of events:

A stage in a course of action or a series of events:

It is too early to predict the winner at this stage.

It is too early to predict the result.

One of two or more continuous propulsion devices of a rocket vehicle, which ignites after the former is abandoned.

First-stage rocket: the propeller of a two-stage or multi-stage rocket. Usually, the first propeller is abandoned before the next ignition.

A branch of layered rock classification, second only to a series, representing rocks formed during the age.

Geological period: a stratum composed of layered rocks, lower than a series of layers, representing rocks formed in ancient times.

An element or group of elements in a complex arrangement of parts, especially a single electron tube or transistor in an amplifier and its accessories.

Electronic stage: a part of a complex structure, especially a single tube or converter in a speaker and its auxiliary components.

(verb)

Phased, phased, phased

transitive verb

To present or present on or as if on a stage:

To present or appear (on the stage):

Hold a boxing match.

Hold a boxing match

To produce or direct (a theatrical performance).

Produce or direct a play.

Arrangement and implementation:

Plan an invasion.

carry out an invasion

intransitive verb

Adapted to or suitable for theatrical performances.

Fit: Suitable for or able to perform a dramatic performance

Stop at a designated place during the trip:

"London tourists passing through Warsaw" (Frederick Forsyth)

"Those tourists from London had a rest in Warsaw" (Frederick Forsyth)

middle english

From the ancient French stage

From the vulgar Latin *staticum.

From ordinary Latin *staticum

Past participle [to stand] from Latin status[ST _ re * See st_-

The past participle [standing] * comes from Latin status[] st_re. See st_-

Stage "fullness"

(noun)

stage

[steIdV]

Noun (short for noun)

Stage; period

In the early days of our history

Early in our history,

stage

(formerly used with the) the career of an actor; Theater work; dramatic works

A trip, a trip

Travel step by step

Take a leisurely trip

Node (of a rocket)

Get ready for ...

Prepare for; Make possible; promote

stage

Transitive verb, six.

Temporary storage

Performance; Stage; fulfil

Initiate; keep

stage

[steidV]

Noun (short for noun)

Platform, stage, theater theater

Drama industry (art or literature, drama)

Scope, place and place of activities

Stage (for displaying micromirrors)

Level, stage, period, process, step

A road [journey]; One stop (bus); Station, post station, relay station, coach

floating pier

Indoor studio (film and TV)

Bench, scaffolding; The floor of the pagoda.

Geological steps and strata; Water level (height)

Node (of a rocket)

Constitute an artificial (experimental) condition close to reality.

Put sb. on the stage

Make someone an actor.

stage effect

director

The performance instructions in the script.

director

Director, stage supervisor

Stage pig

An actor who likes to go to the stage and express himself.

Stage attitude

Performance (art)

have stage fright

three-stage rocket

dangerous period

Dangerous period

The first stage of our trip to Xi 'an will be to fly from Dalian to Beijing.

Our first trip to Xi was from Dalian to Beijing.

The three stages of the trip cost10p.

Penny can take the bus three times.

stage

transitive verb

To perform

Organize, maintain and start.

Provide a stage

stage a play

go on strike

Fight head-to-head with ...

Confront with ... ...

make a comeback

[America] makes a comeback; Become popular again; Restore; Reopen (flowers)

stage

intransitive verb

(script) suitable for performance.

Travel by coach.

Put on a good [bad] performance

Very [not] suitable for the stage

Step by step.

Step by step, step by step

omnibus

Noun (short for noun)

A stagecoach

stagecraft

Noun (short for noun)

Film script method, drama performance method

stage director/manager

Noun (short for noun)

Stage manager [scenery, lights, props, etc]

Supervision

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transitive verb

Stage supervision ...

Behind the scenes command ...

Wanting to be an actor

Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)

A stage actor who wants to be a dramatic actor.

Stageability

Noun (short for noun)

Stagable

Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)

Stagability

Noun (short for noun)

by stages

adverb

At a later stage

then

now

at present

temporarily

For the time being

On the stage

When the actor

Put an opera on the stage

Put on an opera [tragedy]

Put the tragedy on the stage

Put on an opera [tragedy]

Put an opera on the stage

Put on an opera [tragedy]

Put on a tragedy

Put on an opera [tragedy]

Take sb. on the stage

Write a letter to sb. In the play

Take sb. Go to the stage

Write a letter to sb. In the play

Through simple steps

Take your time and stop to have a rest from time to time.

grading

In stages, in stages

Come on stage

On the political stage; Enter the society (activity)

enter the society

On the political stage; Enter the society (activity)

Hush sb. resign

Calm sb.

catch sb's attention

Continue to go on stage to attract attention; Sell well; chatter without stop

quit the stage

Quit the stage; Quit, quit ...

Get ready for ...

Lay a solid foundation for; Create conditions for ... ...

Step onto the stage

(Actor) finished with applause after making a touching white song; Play the leading role in the play

Step onto the stage

When the actor

Step on the stage

When the actor

A prominent position on the stage

Arrogant, bossy, conceited

Acceleration stage

Acceleration stage [section] of turbine rotor

Acid regression stage

acute stage

Adolescent stage

mature

womanhood

Adult stage, adult stage, adult stage, mature stage

Unpowered stage

adynamic stage

Aging stage

Positive vehicle class

Positive vehicle category

Prokaryotic stage

Nuclear-free period

Larval stage

larval stage

Amplification stage

Progressive development stage

Analysis stage

Annual weed stage

Areni stage

Late Ordovician geological drought

Ascending stage

Reversing stage

Audio stage

Sound frequency level (amplification level)

Ovulation stage

Plate-free stage (dinoflagellate)

Average level

average

Cognitive stage

infancy

Breast [infant] stage

forestage

The previous part of the stage curtain

Balanced input stage

Flat beach stage

Shore water level

Binary frequency divider stage

Binary frequency division stage

blastula stage

Bouquet stage

by-pass stage

Cable platform

Cargo stage

Cargo platform; Loading and unloading springboard

Cathode (transformer) stage

Cathode (transformer) output stage

Charging stage

Air intake [feeding, inflation] stage

Color signal amplifier stage

Extranuclear staining period

chronic phase

Coal coating stage

Coal platform

Color killer stage

Color channel suppression stage

Color video stage

Color video signal amplification stage

Combustion stage

Compensation stage

Competition stage

compressor stage

Completion stage

Conidia stage

Controlled stage

Converter stage

Transform [frequency] level

Cooling stage

Cooling stage (of sterilization process)

coppice stage

counting stage

maximum high-water

Crosslinking stage

Cruise phase

Cruise speed level

Hard shell lichen stage

Shell lichen stage

Low temperature stage

Low temperature (fuel) stage

speed stage

Speed class, Curtis class

Cyclic stage

Arbuscular stage

Cystic stage

Dark stage

A dark studio [field]

Descending stage

design phase

Detection stage

Detection phase

stage of development

developmental stage

Graphic stage

Nuclear network period

Nuclear network era

diplotene stage

Distribution level

Frequency divider stage

Frequency division stage

period of dormancy

dough stage

Wax ripening (of seeds)

resign

Zoom in on the stage.

Draft stage

Drafting stage (standards, patent terms)

driver

Early failure

Early fracture period

Overflow stage

Emergence period

elastic stage

Electronic image stage

Electronic image transfer stage

Stretching stage

Extension period

Embryonic stage

metabolic stage

Metabolic stage

Equilibrium stage

balanced phase

Equilibrium stage

Assembly table

Elian stage

Iris stage

Erichthoidina stage

Aphasia prophase

Excited rhythm stage

final stage

Extraerythrocytic development stage

Extraerythrocytic development stage (referring to plasmodium)

Expansion stage

experimental stage

Extraction stage

extraction stage

manufacturing stage

Animal stage

Acquisition stage

Read segment

Filter stage

Filtration stage

final stage

primary

(audio amplifier) primary

First frequency multiplier stage

Flagella stage

Flash capture stage

Primary separation (in oil-gas separator)

Trigger pole

Trigger stage

Floating plant stage

flood peak

Phylloid lichen stage

Forest stage

Forming stage

free nuclear stage

Frequency divider stage

Frequency division stage

Jet hole stage

Injection period

Gain stage

Gastrointestinal embryo stage

Gastrointestinal embryonic stage

Reproductive stage

Reproductive organ period

Spherical stage

Spherical stage (embryo)

Grassland stage

Grass growth stage

Ground collector stage

* * * Collector [collector grounded] amplifier stage

Ground gate triode stage

Gate grounded triode amplifier stage

Handicraft stage

Handicraft age

flying scaffold

Hardware stage

The construction stage of a specific object; The stage of manufacturing with metal, the stage of trial production

Transport stage

Heart stage

Heart stage (embryo)

heterodyne stage

High frequency stage

High pressure turbine stage

Aviation turbine high pressure stage

Maintenance stage

Heat preservation stage (during sterilization)

Horizontal deflection stage

Horizontal deflection stage, line scanning output stage

Horizontal output stage

Horizontal [scanning] output stage, horizontal [frequency] output stage

Low vision stage

period of dormancy

Ideal stage

Ideal level [segment]

Image stage

Image transmission part

Impulse stage

What does the stage mean? stage

English [ste_d_]

Beauty [sted_]

Stage; Stage; Drama; Post station;

Put on a performance; Organize and hold the stage; Suitable for staging; Travel by coach;

Hold; Display; Stage; Planning;

The way children talk about or express their feelings depends on their age and development stage.

Third person singular: phased plural: phased present participle: phased past tense: phased past participle: phased past participle.

How to pronounce and pronunciation stage, hello.

Stage voice: English [ste_d_] America [sted_]

Stage; Stage; Drama; posthouse

Hold; Stage; Planning and preparation

Holding intransitive verbs; Suitable for staging; Travel by mail

(stage) name; (British) stage

[past tense segmentation past participle segmentation present participle segmentation]

I hope the answer can help you.

How to pronounce stage in English [ste_d_].

Grammar:

Used as a metaphor, it can refer to "life stage, political stage, historical stage" and so on, and can be extended to "drama performance, actor occupation"

As a noun, Stage means "stage", and when it is converted into a verb, it means "put on the stage" and "perform". It can also mean "hold" and "proceed".

Stage can be used as an intransitive verb or a transitive verb. When used as a transitive verb, a noun or pronoun is the object. Can be used for passive structures.

Related phrases:

Give up the stage and leave the stage.

Get off the stage.

Perform on stage as an actor.

Hold stage continues to be staged, attracting attention.

Leave the stage, quit the stage.

Quit the stage.

Set the stage. Set the stage.

Step onto the stage and become an actor.

Take a step forward and raise a level.

Come to this stage has reached this stage.

Enter a stage, enter a stage.

Mark a stage. Mark a stage.

Go through a stage.

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