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Significats de offstage en anglès

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A stage area out of sight of the audience.

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Situated or taking place in the area of a stage not visible to the audience.

Concealed from public view or attention.

Offstage.

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Ús de offstage en anglès
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She may have given him a few choice words, offstage, who knows.
Ebony
2
News of offstage suicides are reported as if in a Greek tragedy.
The Guardian
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An offstage male voice intrudes with recondite statements about time and history.
The Irish Times
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It's easy to imagine her grandparents, somewhere offstage, smiling along with her.
The Guardian
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Lyre players nowadays demand at least two thousand before they shift offstage.
Shadows in Bronze
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But her power as a performer masked some of her offstage insecurities.
Radio NZ
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A reformer named Mikhail Gorbachev is waiting just offstage for his cue.
Radio NZ
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But the singer could only do 16 songs before being helped offstage.
Radio NZ
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She seemed relieved to be going offstage when the song was done.
Tell the Wolves I’m Home
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Those offstage noises are a distraction, but they can be dealt with.
The Irish Times
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The brilliance of the book is that all the drama is offstage.
The Irish Times
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He used even Johnny Simms as an offstage voice repeating stern commands.
Operation: Outer Space
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I was uncomfortable and wanted to cut them off and scramble offstage.
The Power of Giving
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Their applause swells as he walks offstage with a modest little wave.
The dog said bow-wow
15
It had taken years before he allowed Stony to see this offstage version.
Raising Stony Mayhall
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When she saw the incoming number, she hurried offstage and picked it up.
Caught
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