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backstage

/bækˈsteɪdʒ/

Übersetzungen

backstagesubstantiv

кулисы

The director gave instructions to the crew from the backstage.

Режиссер давал указания команде из-за кулис.

закулисье

The actors were preparing in the backstage before the show.

Актеры готовились в закулисье перед представлением.

Zusätzliche Übersetzungen

подмостки

Synonyme

behind the scenes

dressing room

green room

offstage

back area

backstageadjektiv

/bækˈsteɪdʒ/

закулисный

The backstage crew worked tirelessly to ensure the show ran smoothly.

Закулисная команда неустанно работала, чтобы шоу прошло гладко.

Synonyme

behind the scenes

backstageadverb

/ˌbækˈsteɪdʒ/

за кулисами

The actors were preparing backstage before the show.

Актеры готовились за кулисами перед представлением.

Synonyme

in private

behind the scenes

offstage

privately

out of sight

behind the curtain

out of public view

Definitionen

backstagesubstantiv

The area in a theater out of view of the audience, especially the wings or dressing rooms.

Visitors were allowed to tour the backstage after the performance.

A behind-the-scenes area or situation, often used metaphorically to describe the inner workings or private aspects of an event or organization.

The documentary gave viewers a backstage look at the making of the film.

backstageadjektiv

Relating to the area in a theater where actors prepare and wait to perform, not visible to the audience.

The backstage crew worked tirelessly to ensure the play ran smoothly.

Pertaining to activities or information that are not publicly known or visible, often secretive or behind the scenes.

There were many backstage negotiations before the final decision was announced.

backstageadverb

In or to the area behind the stage in a theater, especially where performers prepare and wait to go on stage.

The actors waited nervously backstage before their big performance.

In secret or out of public view, often referring to activities or discussions that are not meant to be seen or known by the public.

The negotiations were conducted backstage, away from the media's attention.