stage
US
UK stage n: (raised performance area) (戏院等地)
SC 舞台 wǔ tái
TC 舞台 / 舞臺
TC 舞台 / 舞臺
The stage was raised one metre above the audience.
舞台被升高到观众席头上一米处。
stage n: (step in a process)
SC 阶段 jiē duàn
TC 階段
TC 階段
SC 时期 jiē duàn，shí qī
TC 時期
TC 時期
SC 步骤 jiē duàn，bù zhòu
TC 步驟
TC 步驟
There are twenty separate stages in this process.
整个流程分为二十个独立的步骤。
stage n: (stretch of a race) (旅行中的)
SC 一段路程 yí duàn lù chéng
TC 一段路程
TC 一段路程
At the end of the third stage, he was leading the bike race.
他在自行车比赛的第三阶段领先。
stage n: (illness: progression) (疾病)
SC 期
TC 期
TC 期
My husband has Stage 4 lung cancer.
我老公患有四期肺癌。
stage [sth] vtr: (artificially arrange)
SC 筹划 chóu huà
TC 籌劃 / 籌畫
TC 籌劃 / 籌畫
SC 谋划 chóu huà ，móu huà
The enemy had staged the crimes to make us look guilty.
敌人谋划了这些犯罪活动，好让我们显得有罪。
stage [sth] vtr: (put on: a play)
SC 演出 yǎn chū
TC 演出
TC 演出
SC 上演 yǎn chū，shàng yǎn
TC 上演
TC 上演
The theatre troupe staged a comedy last autumn.
剧团去年秋季上演了一出喜剧。
stage, the stage n: uncountable (theater as a profession)
SC 舞台生涯 wǔ tái shēng yá
SC 戏剧表演职业 wǔ tái shēng yá，xì jù biǎo yǎn zhí yè
Her interest in the stage led her to study theatre at university.
stage n: (part of a rocket) (火箭)
SC 级 jí
TC 級
TC 級
The old rockets had multiple stages that fell to earth after the fuel was used in each.
老式火箭有多个级，每一级待自身的燃料耗尽就会掉落至地表。
stage n: (microscope platform) (显微镜)
SC 镜台
It's important to keep the stage clean so nothing interferes with the slide.
保持镜台的清洁很重要，这样玻片才不会受外界干扰。
stage n as adj: (theatrical)
SC 戏剧的 xì jù de
TC 戲劇的
TC 戲劇的
SC 舞台的 xì jù de ，wǔ tái de
The stage actor did not want to work in films.
stage [sth] vtr: (arrange: an event)
SC 举办 jǔ bàn
SC 举行 jǔ bàn，jǔ xíng
TC 舉行
TC 舉行
The community stages a festival each spring.
stage [sth] vtr: (carry out)
SC 进行, 开展
The army is set to stage an invasion tomorrow.
军队定于明日进行侵略。
at this stage adv: (at this point: in a process)
SC 眼下 yǎn xià
SC 现阶段 yǎn xià，xiàn jiē duàn
TC 現階段
TC 現階段
At this stage of the translation, you need to edit carefully.
boo [sb] off the stage v expr: (performer: jeer from stage) (表演者)
SC 喝倒彩把…赶下舞台
center stage (US), centre stage (UK) adv: figurative (in a leading role)
SC 饰演主角
She found herself center stage when she was chosen to represent her school at the event.
early stage n: often plural (beginnings)
SC 早期 zǎo qī
TC 早期
TC 早期
SC 初期 zǎo qī ，chū qī
TC 初期
TC 初期
The project is still in an early stage.
early stage, early-stage n as adj: (illness: in initial phase) (病症)
SC 初期阶段
TC 初期階段
TC 初期階段
The patient's symptoms are consistent with early-stage Ebola.
end stage n: (final phase)
SC 最后阶段 zuì hòu jiē duàn
TC 最後階段
TC 最後階段
end stage n: (final stage of terminal disease) (绝症)
SC 末期，终末期 mò qī
TC 末期
TC 末期
When my friend was in the end stage of her cancer, they moved her to a hospice.
go on stage v expr: (perform, act publicly)
SC 登台演出 dēng tái yǎn chū
SC 上台表演 dēng tái yǎn chū，shàng tái biǎo yǎn
SC 上场 dēng tái yǎn chū，shàng chǎng
TC 上場
TC 上場
You're such a funny guy: you should go on stage.
你真是个有趣的人，你应该上台去表演。
go on stage v expr: (become performer)
SC 当演员 dāng yǎn yuán
TC 當演員
TC 當演員
John went on stage when he was barely 12 years old.
knockout stage n: (competition: elimination round)
SC 淘汰阶段
My team was eliminated in the knockout stage of the competition.
landing stage n: (floating platform)
SC 栈桥
SC 浮码头
last stage n: (final part, final step)
SC 最后阶段 zuì hòu jiē duàn
TC 最後階段
TC 最後階段
SC 最后步骤 zuì hòu jiē duàn，zuì hòu bù zhòu
After months of filling in forms, I am at the last stage of applying for British citizenship.
off stage, off-stage adv: (in the wings)
SC 在舞台两侧 zài wǔ tái liǎng cè
The actress waited off-stage until it was time for her to come on.
off stage, off-stage adv: (backstage)
SC 在后台 zài hòu tái
TC 在後台
TC 在後台
offstage, off-stage adj: (theater: in the wings) (剧场)
SC 舞台旁的，舞台后的，幕后的 wǔ tái páng de，wǔ tái hòu de，mù hòu de
The offstage whispering could be heard by the audience.
offstage, off-stage, off stage adv: (theater: in the wings)
SC 私生活中 sī shēng huó zhōng
SC 在台下 sī shēng huó zhōng，zài tái xià
The furious director screamed at the actors offstage.
on stage adv: (performer: in a theatre) (演员)
SC 在台上 zài tái shàng
Even the most experienced performers feel nervous before going on stage.
The audience cheered as the band came on stage for another encore.
set the stage v expr: figurative (make everything ready)
SC 设置背景 shè zhì bèi jǐng
TC 設置背景
TC 設置背景
SC （为…）铺平道路 shè zhì bèi jǐng ，wèi pū píng dào lù
Zack's conniving set the stage for Virginia's downfall.
stage crew n: (theatre technicians)
SC 舞台工作人员 wǔ tái gōng zuò rén yuán
stage directions npl: (instructions in script of a play) (剧本中的解说)
SC 舞台指示
TC 舞台（演出）準備
TC 舞台（演出）準備
stage door n: (backstage entrance to a venue)
SC 后台入口 hòu tái rù kǒu
TC 後台入口
TC 後台入口
SC 剧场后门 hòu tái rù kǒu，jù chǎng hòu mén
The band entered the club through the stage door.
Groupies hang out around the stage door, hoping to get a glimpse of their idols.
stage fright n: uncountable (severe performance anxiety)
SC 怯场 qiè chǎng
She performed beautifully, despite her serious attack of stage fright.
stage manager n: (theatre director)
SC 舞台监督
The stage manager has to do many tasks during the production of a show.
stage name n: (entertainer's pseudonym)
SC 艺名 yì míng
A lot of actors adopt stage names that are shorter than their real names.
stage play n: (drama performed in theater)
SC 舞台剧
SC 话剧 huà jù
TC 話劇
TC 話劇
The author wrote several stage plays.
stage right, also US: right stage n: (theater direction)
SC 舞台右侧
TC 舞台右側
TC 舞台右側
stage set n: (stage setting: scenery for a play)
SC 舞台布景 wǔ tái bù jǐng
TC 舞台佈景
TC 舞台佈景
stage whisper n: (actor's loud whisper) (使观众能听得到的低语)
SC 低声旁白
The actor delivered the line in a stage whisper.
stage whisper n: figurative (loud whisper)
SC 别人能听得见的耳语 bié rén néng tīng de jiàn de ěr yǔ
The laryngitis left me unable to speak any louder than a stage whisper.
stager, stage manager n: (manager of a show)
SC 舞台经理
take center stage (US), take centre stage (UK) expr: figurative (be the focus of attention)
SC 成为万众瞩目的中心
London took centre stage in 2012 when it hosted the Olympic Games.