Collocations with "stage"

70 collocations found

transitional stage

A stage in a process of development or change.

transitional7.0
stage whisper

a loud whisper on a stage that is intended for the audience to hear

whisper7.0
reproductive stage

A specific phase in the life of an organism when it is capable of reproduction.

reproductive6.9
stage adaptation

An adaptation of a work for the theatre.

adaptation6.8
elaborately stage

To plan and present an event or performance with great detail and complexity.

elaborately6.8
halfway stage

the middle phase or period of a process or event

halfway6.8
stage a parade

to organize and present a parade, often emphasizing the performance aspect

parade6.8
stage premiere

the first performance of a play or opera on a stage

premiere6.8
stage a raid

to plan and carry out a raid, often for dramatic effect

raid6.8
stoppage6.8
stage an adaptation

To organize and present an adaptation as a play in a theatre.

adaptation6.5
exploratory stage

an early phase of a project or process focused on investigation

exploratory6.5
latter stage

Refers to the later phase of a process or development.

latter6.5
stage a mutiny

To organize and carry out a mutiny.

mutiny6.5
stage a rebellion

to organize and carry out a rebellion

rebellion6.5
stage a revival

to make a recovery or become successful again

revival6.5
stage a stunt

To arrange and carry out a stunt for public display.

stunt6.5
version6.5
stage an uprising

to organize and carry out an uprising

uprising6.4
stage an ambush

To organize and carry out an ambush, often implying a degree of planning.

ambush6.2
stage a final

To arrange and present a final event.

final6.2
initiation stage

The first part of a longer process.

initiation6.2
stage a rally

To achieve a comeback or recovery, especially in sports or finance.

rally6.2
stage play

A play performed on a stage.

play6.0
stage a revolt

to carry out a planned revolt

revolt6.0
secondary stage

The second step or point in a process or journey.

secondary6.0
stage a ballet

To organize and present a ballet performance for the public.

ballet5.8
stage a fixture

To organize and hold a sports event, often a large or important one.

fixture5.8
stage persona

The character or image of a person as presented to the public during a theatrical performance.

persona5.8
stage name

a name assumed for professional purposes by an actor or other performer

name5.7