stage

[US]/steɪdʒ/
[UK]/steɪdʒ/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

n. a raised platform on which plays, concerts, or other performances take place; a period or phase in a process
vt. to organize or carry out (an event or performance)
vi. to be suitable for performance; to travel by stagecoach

Phrases & Collocations

on stage

center stage

main stage

stage performance

stage design

stage by stage

early stage

by stages

initial stage

on the stage

at this stage

first stage

development stage

second stage

in the stage

two stage

stage of development

primary stage

late stage

design stage

earlier stage

last stage

construction stage

Example Sentences

an intermediate stage of development.

a rudimentary stage of evolution.

the tertiary stage of the disease.

the stage of rational knowledge

That scene will not stage well.

to reach this stage is a great achievement.

the country was in the primary stage of socialism.

the President's attempt to stage a comeback.

The stage is her life.

stage a boxing match.

a notable of the concert stage;

at an early stage in our history

He is in the terminal stage of cancer.

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