0 the raised area in a theatre where actors perform -- escenario
He’s on stage for most of the play.
1 a period of development, or a particular time in a process -- etapa
2 one of the parts that a process is divided into -- etapa [ feminine, singular ]
3 the raised area where actors, musicians, etc. perform -- escenario [ masculine, singular ]
4 [ singular ] the art form of theater and drama -- el teatro
He has written his second work for the stage. Él ha escrito su segundo trabajo para el teatro.
It has shown that we are only one of many players on the world stage.
This is what we need on the international stage.
This situation is made worse by the passivity of the international community, which is controlled and exploited by great powers that play out their interests on the global stage.
This issue was raised at that stage.
Everything has been done to stage a sanitised debate between supporters of federalism and supporters of sovereignty.
The stage of transition it is in must not lead to deterioration.
The second stage was quite plainly missing here.
We are at an important stage, not the final point.
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部分, 階段, 發展時期…
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部分, 阶段, 发展时期…
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palco, estágio…
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舞台, ステージ, 段階…
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evre, aşama, safha…
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stade [masculine], étape [feminine], phase [feminine]…
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escenari, etapa…
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خَشَبة المَسْرَح, مَرْحَلة…
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