Translation of onstage – English–Japanese dictionary

onstage

adjective
,
adverb
uk
/ˌɒnˈsteɪdʒ/
us
/ˌɔnˈsteɪdʒ, ˌɑnˈsteɪdʒ/
onto or on a stage for a performance
舞台上の(
The audience cheered as the band walked onstage.

(Translation of onstage from the Cambridge English–Japanese Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)

Examples of onstage

onstage
What happens onstage becomes simply an extension of the offstage.
But whenever a sound or voice is heard onstage (and in the auditorium for sure), the presence of the offstage becomes impossible to ignore.
Publicity around the star's feistiness offstage lent the flavour of autobiography to the twice-daily action onstage.
The opposite of 'everything' represented onstage is the content of the offstage; in other words, the representation of nothing.
Much was undoubtedly gained in this drive for onstage consistency and interpretative intelligibility.
Firstly, they confronted the difficulty of realizing onstage 'playing'.
Inscrutability and strangeness, and the distance (and tensions) between onstage and offstage masculinities, are two ideas that emerge from our pieces.
And finally, are the doors we see on television the same as those we have encountered onstage for the past two and a half millennia?
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Translations of onstage

in Chinese (Traditional)
上臺演出地,上場地, 在臺上表演地…
in Chinese (Simplified)
上台演出地,上场地, 在台上表演地…
in Spanish
al escenario, en escena…
in Portuguese
no palco…
in more languages
in Catalan
in Korean
in Italian
a l’escenari, en escena…
무대에 선…
in scena, sul palcoscenico…
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