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1 stage fright
n. theat. трема пред/за време на настап (на сцена); have stage fright има трема (пред настап) -
2 stage-struck
adj. be stage-struck вљубен е во театарската уметност; фанатичен љубител е на театарот -
3 stage
n. подиум, бина, сцена;2. степен на развој, стадиум3. етапа, фаза;4. временско растојание, период; етапа; приредува; подиум, бина -
4 stage designer
n. theat. кореограф -
5 stage director
n. theat. директор на сцена -
6 stage door
n. theat. влез за актери -
7 stage left
adv. theat. на лево; на левата страна од цената -
8 stage play
n. theat. театарска претстава -
9 stage production
n. theat. театарска претстава -
10 stage rights
n. pl. theat. право за играње (претстава) -
11 stage set
n. theat. декор -
12 stage-diving
n. mus. скокање од сцена (на рок музичар) -
13 stage-manage
v. 1. theat. поставува на сцена, режира2. организира, оркестрира (настан/судир/расправија) -
14 stage-manager
n. that, помошник-режисер -
15 apron stage
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16 multi-stage
adj. многустепен; повеќекратен -
17 phase; stage; stadium
фаза; стадиум -
18 podium; stage
бина; подиум сцена -
19 proof stage
n. typo, (фаза на) коригирање (на текст за печат) -
20 report stage
n. brit. pol. расправа по нацрт-закон (во Долниот/Горниот дом на Британскиот парламент)
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Stage carriage — Stage Stage (st[=a]j), n. [OF. estage, F. [ e]tage, (assumed) LL. staticum, from L. stare to stand. See {Stand}, and cf. {Static}.] 1. A floor or story of a house. [Obs.] Wyclif. [1913 Webster] 2. An elevated platform on which an orator may speak … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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