Definition of staged in English:

staged

adjective steɪdʒdsteɪdʒd

1Presented or performed on a stage.
this is not the first time that a staged musical has been broadcast live
Example sentencesExamples
- In his first staged play, we see the banal existence of a boarding-house lodger ripped apart by psychological torture.
- The program typically has two staged operas with piano accompaniment per season.
- It's perhaps like comparing a daredevil circus event to a staged ballet.
- It's a staged drama in which accompanied singing has an essential function.
- The most important functional aspect is the pit, which enables the training of orchestral musicians and singers in staged performance.
1. 1.1 Planned, organized, or arranged in advance (often of an event or situation intended to seem otherwise)
  they have suggested that the entire episode was a staged event
  Detective Norton believes the bloody footprints were intentionally made as part of a staged crime scene
  Example sentencesExamples
  A staged proposal for a support center housing offices, counseling and meeting rooms, and an ablutions area was begun.
  The brief required an iconic "landmark" building, as part of a staged development, on an empty site of 70 acres.
  The panel has accepted that a staged approach may be necessary for implementation.
  He went to work for a self-styled voodoo doctor, assisting with swamp tours and taking visitors into the woods for staged rituals.
  Sound bites from staged rallies determine outcomes of political contests.

Definition of staged in US English:

staged

adjectivestājdsteɪdʒd

1Presented or performed on a stage.
this is not the first time that a staged musical has been broadcast live
Example sentencesExamples
- In his first staged play, we see the banal existence of a boarding-house lodger ripped apart by psychological torture.
- It's perhaps like comparing a daredevil circus event to a staged ballet.
- The program typically has two staged operas with piano accompaniment per season.
- The most important functional aspect is the pit, which enables the training of orchestral musicians and singers in staged performance.
- It's a staged drama in which accompanied singing has an essential function.
1. 1.1 Planned, organized, or arranged in advance (often of an event or situation intended to seem otherwise)
  they have suggested that the entire episode was a staged event
  Detective Norton believes the bloody footprints were intentionally made as part of a staged crime scene
  Example sentencesExamples
  The brief required an iconic "landmark" building, as part of a staged development, on an empty site of 70 acres.
  A staged proposal for a support center housing offices, counseling and meeting rooms, and an ablutions area was begun.
  The panel has accepted that a staged approach may be necessary for implementation.
  Sound bites from staged rallies determine outcomes of political contests.
  He went to work for a self-styled voodoo doctor, assisting with swamp tours and taking visitors into the woods for staged rituals.

单词	staged
释义	Definition of staged in English: staged adjective steɪdʒdsteɪdʒd 1Presented or performed on a stage. this is not the first time that a staged musical has been broadcast live Example sentencesExamples In his first staged play, we see the banal existence of a boarding-house lodger ripped apart by psychological torture. The program typically has two staged operas with piano accompaniment per season. It's perhaps like comparing a daredevil circus event to a staged ballet. It's a staged drama in which accompanied singing has an essential function. The most important functional aspect is the pit, which enables the training of orchestral musicians and singers in staged performance. 1.1 Planned, organized, or arranged in advance (often of an event or situation intended to seem otherwise) they have suggested that the entire episode was a staged event Detective Norton believes the bloody footprints were intentionally made as part of a staged crime scene Example sentencesExamples A staged proposal for a support center housing offices, counseling and meeting rooms, and an ablutions area was begun. The brief required an iconic "landmark" building, as part of a staged development, on an empty site of 70 acres. The panel has accepted that a staged approach may be necessary for implementation. He went to work for a self-styled voodoo doctor, assisting with swamp tours and taking visitors into the woods for staged rituals. Sound bites from staged rallies determine outcomes of political contests. Definition of staged in US English: staged adjectivestājdsteɪdʒd 1Presented or performed on a stage. this is not the first time that a staged musical has been broadcast live Example sentencesExamples In his first staged play, we see the banal existence of a boarding-house lodger ripped apart by psychological torture. It's perhaps like comparing a daredevil circus event to a staged ballet. The program typically has two staged operas with piano accompaniment per season. The most important functional aspect is the pit, which enables the training of orchestral musicians and singers in staged performance. It's a staged drama in which accompanied singing has an essential function. 1.1 Planned, organized, or arranged in advance (often of an event or situation intended to seem otherwise) they have suggested that the entire episode was a staged event Detective Norton believes the bloody footprints were intentionally made as part of a staged crime scene Example sentencesExamples The brief required an iconic "landmark" building, as part of a staged development, on an empty site of 70 acres. A staged proposal for a support center housing offices, counseling and meeting rooms, and an ablutions area was begun. The panel has accepted that a staged approach may be necessary for implementation. Sound bites from staged rallies determine outcomes of political contests. He went to work for a self-styled voodoo doctor, assisting with swamp tours and taking visitors into the woods for staged rituals.
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