stage是什么意思音标:英 [steɪdʒ]美 [stedʒ]
n. 阶段, 舞台, 场所, 戏剧, 站, 驿站, 级, 层, 脚手架
vt. 上演, 表演, 筹划
vi. 适于上演, 乘驿车旅行
n. a large platform on which people can stand and can be seen by an audience
n. the theater as a profession (usually `the stage')
n. a section or portion of a journey or course
n. any scene regarded as a setting for exhibiting or doing something
stage的用法和例句：
1.There is the optical stage, the illumination stage and the maskholding stage.
镜片 光源 还有固定样本的地方
2.The sensorimotor stage, the preoperational stage, the concrete operational stage, and the formal operational stage.
感觉运动阶段 前运算阶段 具体运算阶段 以及形式运算阶段
3.Life is a stage, and the stage is my pfe.
生活就是舞台 舞台就是我的生活
4.I may not know stage left from stage right.
我也许分不清舞台左方和舞台右方
5.See, I'm supposed to be on stage here tonight, and for some reason, you're on stage.
今天本来应该是请我上台的 但是不知为什么 你却上了台
6.You wouldn't be on this stage if you weren't.
如果不是的话你们也上不了这个舞台
7.But that's just the first stage. It's a great stage, yes.
但这不过是基础部分 很棒 的确
8.I was on the stage, freezing up from stage fright, until I saw my dad.
我在台上 吓得不敢动弹 然后我看到了我爸
9.We're just, you know, getting a feel for the layout of the stage our stage.
只是想找找舞台整体的感觉 这是我们的舞台