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staging

/ˈsteɪdʒɪŋ/

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verb

上演する、舞台にかける

To produce on a stage, to perform a play.

Examples :

"The local theater group will stage "Pride and Prejudice"."

地元の劇団が「高慢と偏見」を上演します。

culture art entertainment stage literature action

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verb

偽装する, 演出する

To demonstrate in a deceptive manner.

Examples :

"The protesters were accused of staging a fake argument for the cameras to get more attention. "

抗議者たちは、より多くの注目を集めるために、カメラの前で偽の口論を演出したと非難された。

media entertainment stage

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verb

演出する、実行する

To orchestrate; to carry out.

Examples :

"A protest will be staged in the public square on Monday."

月曜日に公共広場で抗議活動が実行されます。

action organization event stage

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verb

配置する, 準備する

To place in position to prepare for use.

Examples :

"We staged the cars to be ready for the start, then waited for the starter to drop the flag."

スタートの準備をするために車を配置し、それからスターターが旗を落とすのを待ちました。

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verb

病期を決定する

To determine what stage (a disease, etc.) has progressed to

Examples :

"The doctor needed to carefully stage the patient's cancer to determine the best treatment plan. "

医師は最良の治療計画を決定するために、患者のがんの病期を慎重に決定する必要がありました。

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noun

上演, 上演すること

A performance of a play

Examples :

"The school's drama club put on a fantastic staging of "Romeo and Juliet" last night. "

昨夜、学校の演劇部は「ロミオとジュリエット」の素晴らしい上演を行いました。

culture art entertainment stage

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noun

演出、舞台配置

The scenery and/or organization of actors' movements on stage.

Examples :

"The play's staging was impressive, with elaborate costumes and carefully choreographed movements of the actors. "

その劇の演出は印象的で、精巧な衣装と俳優たちの綿密に振り付けられた動きが特徴でした。

stage entertainment art

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noun

演出、構成

(by extension) The arrangement or layout of something in order to create an impression.

Examples :

"The staging of the classroom's new library corner created a welcoming and inviting atmosphere for students. "

教室の新しい図書館コーナーの演出は、生徒たちにとって歓迎的で魅力的な雰囲気を作り出しました。

style appearance art

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noun

準備, 構成

The organization of something in order to prepare for or facilitate working with it.

Examples :

"The staging of the classroom furniture before the school year helped the teacher create a welcoming and functional learning environment. "

新学期前の教室の家具の準備は、教師が歓迎的で機能的な学習環境を作るのに役立ちました。

organization business technical work industry stage plan process

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noun

足場

A structure of posts and boards for supporting workmen, etc., as in building.

Examples :

"The carpenters built a sturdy staging to reach the high roof of the house. "

大工は家の高い屋根に届くように頑丈な足場を組んだ。

building architecture technical structure

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noun

開催, 演出

The act or process of putting on an event.

Examples :

"The school's drama club is in the process of staging a play about famous inventors. "

学校の演劇部は、有名な発明家についての劇を上演する過程にあります。

event entertainment stage art action process

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noun

駅馬車の運行

The business of running stagecoaches.

Examples :

"The old family business was staging, transporting passengers and goods across the countryside in horse-drawn coaches. "

古い家業は駅馬車の運行で、馬車で田園地帯を横断して乗客と商品を輸送していました。

business history

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noun

駅馬車の旅

The act of journeying in stagecoaches.

Examples :

"The family's long journey to the coast involved a lot of staging; they changed coaches several times along the way. "

家族の海岸への長い旅には、多くの駅馬車の旅が含まれていました。途中で何度も馬車を乗り換えました。

history vehicle

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noun

病期分類

The classification of a patient or tumor into its stage of cancer.

Examples :

"After many tests, the doctor explained the staging of the tumor to the family, describing it as Stage II. "

多くの検査の後、医師は家族に腫瘍の病期分類を説明し、ステージIIであると説明しました。

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