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1 Buhne
f; -, -n breakwater, groyne, Am. groin* * *die Bühnescene; platform; stage* * *Buh|ne ['buːnə]f -, -ngroyne, breakwater* * *(a raised platform especially for performing or acting on, eg in a theatre.) stage* * *Büh·ne<-, -n>[ˈby:nə]f1. (Spielfläche der Bühne 2.) stagezur \Bühne gehen to go on the stageauf der \Bühne stehen to be on the stagehinter der \Bühne behind the scenes3. (Tribüne) stand4. (Hebebühne) hydraulic lift6.▶ über die \Bühne gehen (fam: abgewickelt werden) to take place; (aufgeführt werden) to be staged [or performed]das Stück ist schon über mehrere \Bühnen gegangen the play has already been performed several times* * *die; Bühne, Bühnen1) stageein Stück auf die Bühne bringen — put on or stage a play
auf der politischen Bühne — (fig.) on the political scene
über die Bühne bringen — (ugs.) finish < process>; get < event> over
über die Bühne gehen — (ugs.) go off
2) (Theater) theatrezur Bühne gehen — go on the stage or into the theatre
* * ** * *die; Bühne, Bühnen1) stageein Stück auf die Bühne bringen — put on or stage a play
auf der politischen Bühne — (fig.) on the political scene
über die Bühne bringen — (ugs.) finish < process>; get < event> over
über die Bühne gehen — (ugs.) go off
2) (Theater) theatrezur Bühne gehen — go on the stage or into the theatre
* * *-n f.stage n. -
2 Bühne
f; -, -n breakwater, groyne, Am. groin* * *die Bühnescene; platform; stage* * *Buh|ne ['buːnə]f -, -ngroyne, breakwater* * *(a raised platform especially for performing or acting on, eg in a theatre.) stage* * *Büh·ne<-, -n>[ˈby:nə]f1. (Spielfläche der Bühne 2.) stagezur \Bühne gehen to go on the stageauf der \Bühne stehen to be on the stagehinter der \Bühne behind the scenes3. (Tribüne) stand4. (Hebebühne) hydraulic lift6.▶ über die \Bühne gehen (fam: abgewickelt werden) to take place; (aufgeführt werden) to be staged [or performed]das Stück ist schon über mehrere \Bühnen gegangen the play has already been performed several times* * *die; Bühne, Bühnen1) stageein Stück auf die Bühne bringen — put on or stage a play
auf der politischen Bühne — (fig.) on the political scene
über die Bühne bringen — (ugs.) finish < process>; get < event> over
über die Bühne gehen — (ugs.) go off
2) (Theater) theatrezur Bühne gehen — go on the stage or into the theatre
* * *1. THEAT stage;auf der Bühne on stage;hinter der Bühne backstage (auch fig);auf die Bühne bringen stage, produce;auf der Bühne stehen auch fig be on stage;die Bühne betreten walk on stage;glatt smoothly);wir haben es gut über die Bühne gebracht we managed (it) quite well* * *die; Bühne, Bühnen1) stageein Stück auf die Bühne bringen — put on or stage a play
auf der politischen Bühne — (fig.) on the political scene
über die Bühne bringen — (ugs.) finish < process>; get < event> over
über die Bühne gehen — (ugs.) go off
2) (Theater) theatrezur Bühne gehen — go on the stage or into the theatre
* * *-n f.stage n.
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