stage
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The meaning (definition) of the word stage
a raised floor where people sing, dance, or act
The word stage used in a sentence
“The singers stand on the stage to sing the song.”
Words that mean the same as stage (synonyms)
platform
The plural of the word stage
stages
How the word stage is said around the world
| French | scène (sen) |
| Spanish | escenario (aysthaynahryoh) |
| Mandarin | 阶段 (jiē duàn) |
| Hindi | अवस्था (uvustah) |
| Arabic | منصة (meenahssah) |
| Russian | этап (etap) |
| Portuguese (EU) | estágio (shtahzhyuu) |
| Portuguese (BR) | estágio (aystahzhyuu) |
| Japanese | ステージ (suteeji) |
| German | Bühne (bewnuh) |
| Urdu | اسٹیج (isteegy) |
| Punjabi | ਸਟੇਜ (suhtaygy) |
| Korean | 무대 (mudae) |
| Hebrew | שָׁלָב (shahlahv) |
| Greek | στάδιο (stadio) |
| Dutch | fase (fahsuh) |
| Tagalog | entablado (entahblahdoh) |
| Vietnamese | sân khấu (suhn khuhurw) |
| Turkish | sahne (sahne) |
| Persian | مرحله (mahrhahlay) |
| Polish | scena (stsenah) |
| Ukrainian | сцена (stsena) |
| Bengali | মঞ্চ (mawnchaw) |
| Swedish | etapp (etahp) |
| Italian | palcoscenico (pahlkohsheneekoh) |
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