STAGE - Translation from English into Chinese

I. stage [steıdʒ] N

1. stage:

stage: 舞台 wǔtái

2. stage:

the stage: 舞台生涯 wǔtái shēngyá

go on the stage: 成为演员

3. stage:

stage: 阶段 jiēduàn

stage: 时期 shíqī

at an early stage: 处于早期阶段

4. stage:

stage: 行程 xíngchéng

stage: 站 zhàn

travel by stages: 一站站地旅行

II. stage [steıdʒ] VB trans

1. stage:

stage: 举办 jǔbàn

stage: 上演 shàngyǎn

2. stage:

stage: 发动 fādòng

stage-manage VB trans

stage-manage: 幕后操控 mùhòu cāokòng

stage manager N

stage manager: 舞台监督 wǔtái jiāndū

Present
I	stage
you	stage
he/she/it	stages
we	stage
you	stage
they	stage

Past
I	staged
you	staged
he/she/it	staged
we	staged
you	staged
they	staged

Present Perfect
I	have	staged
you	have	staged
he/she/it	has	staged
we	have	staged
you	have	staged
they	have	staged

Past Perfect
I	had	staged
you	had	staged
he/she/it	had	staged
we	had	staged
you	had	staged
they	had	staged

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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

the stage: 舞台生涯 wǔtái shēngyá

go on the stage: 成为演员

at an early stage: 处于早期阶段

stage a drama: 上演一出戏 shàngyǎn yī chū xì

from one stage to another: 从一个阶段到另一个阶段

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

The additional teaser is that the white guy nurses ambitions to be a playwright and keeps stepping out of the action, which he stage-manages, to address the audience directly.

www.independent.co.uk

How many sports stars get to stage-manage their own failed drugs test?

www.eurosport.co.uk

But we don't know -- can't know -- which they will be, and trying to stage-manage the economy as if you do is dangerous.

www.macleans.ca

Students are expected to stage-manage a production at some point in the grade twelve level.

en.wikipedia.org

Parents who incessantly text their teenage kids, intervene with teachers and professors and generally stage-manage their lives are overwhelmingly well-to-do and highly educated.

www.macleans.ca