staged

UK
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US
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Traduzioni

stagedadjective
more staged
Comp.
most staged
Super.
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US
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The play had a very staged feel to it.
Пьеса имела очень постановочный характер.
The robbery was clearly staged.
Ограбление было явно инсценировано.
stageverb

staged

Past Simple

staged
Past Simple
staged
Past Participle
staging
Gerund
UK
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US
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The director decided to stage a play by Shakespeare.
Режиссёр решил инсценировать пьесу Шекспира.
They plan to stage a protest next week.
Они планируют организовать протест на следующей неделе.
The company will stage a grand opening event.
Компания устроит торжественное открытие.

Definizioni

stagedadjective
Planned, organized, or arranged in advance, often to create a specific impression or effect.
The protest seemed staged, with participants holding identical signs and chanting in unison.
Performed or presented on a stage, typically referring to a play or other theatrical production.
The staged version of the novel brought the characters to life in a new and exciting way.
Executed in successive phases or steps rather than all at once.
The software release will be staged over the next three quarters.
stageverb
To organize and present a performance of a play or other show.
The theater company will stage a new production of the classic play next month.
To arrange or carry out a public event or protest.
The workers decided to stage a protest to demand better working conditions.
To plan and execute a particular action or event, often for dramatic effect.
The marketing team staged a surprise event to launch the new product.
To set up or prepare a scene or environment for a specific purpose, such as photography or selling a house.
The real estate agent staged the home to make it more appealing to potential buyers.