CEFR B2

staging

noun

Meaning

The act of organizing and presenting an event, performance, or demonstration.

Examples

The theater company is staging a bold new production of Hamlet.
The activists were staging a protest outside the government building.

Synonyms: planning, organizing, producing, orchestrating

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staging (B2)

noun

Pronunciation: ˈsteɪ.dʒɪŋ

Definition

The act of organizing and presenting an event, performance, or demonstration.

Examples

The theater company is staging a bold new production of Hamlet.
The activists were staging a protest outside the government building.
They are staging a surprise party for their friend this weekend.

How to Use staging

staging of (prepositional phrase): the act of organizing something — "The staging of the event required months of preparation."
staging area (collocation): a location used for preparation — "All trucks must report to the staging area before departure."

Synonyms of staging

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