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stages

Pronunciation: [steɪdʒɪz]

Word

Learn how to use stages in a sentence: 9 audio examples across 3 meanings.

Context: “development”

(noun) stages refer to different parts or steps in a process. Think of it like a journey where you stop at different places before you reach your final destination.

Example

The project has several stages, and we are currently in the planning stage.

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We cannot skip any stages; jumping ahead would confuse the entire process.

Example

What stage are we currently in with the development of the new toy?

Context: “performance”

(noun) stages are places where performances, like plays or concerts, happen. It is like a special platform where actors or musicians show their talents to an audience.

Example

The actors performed beautifully on the stage during the play.

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The stage was not set correctly, which made the performance difficult.

Example

When is the next show going to be on stage?

Context: “planning”

(verb) to stages means to organize something in steps or parts. It is like dividing your homework into small sections to complete it more easily.

Example

We decided to stage the presentations so that each student could shine.

Example

They didn't stage the event properly; everything was mixed up.

Example

How will we stage the different activities for the festival?

How to pronounce stages

Pronunciation: [steɪdʒɪz]

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