Stages
Pronunciation: /ˈsteɪdʒ/
Stages (noun)
- a raised area where actors or musicians perform
- a particular point or period in a process or development
- a period in someone's life or career
Examples
- The actors rehearsed on the stage.
- The stage was set for the concert.
Common collocations: center stage, stage lighting, stage presence, early stage, development stage
Stages (verb)
- to organize and present a performance or event
Examples
- They will stage a play next month.
- The group staged a protest in the city.