center stage dans l' Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traductions de center stage dans le dictionnaire anglais»espagnol

center stage, centre stage GB SUBST THÉÂTRE

center stage

centro m del escenario

politicians believe that (the) center stage belongs to them

los políticos siempre quieren estar en primer plano

as adv to move center stage THÉÂTRE

colocarse en el centro del escenario

to move center stage (become prominent)

pasar a primer plano

to move center stage (become prominent)

saltar a la palestra

Traductions de center stage dans le dictionnaire espagnol»anglais

sin ningún afán protagonístico

without any desire to be center stage o to be in the limelight

con su afán de protagonismo, no deja hablar a nadie más

she's so keen to be center stage o to be in the limelight that she never lets anybody else say anything

Traductions de center stage dans le dictionnaire anglais»espagnol

I.stage [Am steɪdʒ, GB steɪdʒ] SUBST

1.1. stage:

stage (platform)

tablado m

stage (in theater)

escenario m

to go on stage

salir a escena or al escenario

to hold the stage

cautivar al público

an important figure on the world/international stage

una importante figura de la escena mundial/internacional

to set the stage for sth

crear el marco para algo

épith stage costumes

vestuario m

stage designer

escenógrafo m / escenógrafa f

stage director

director m de escena / directora f de escena

stage effects

efectos m escénicos

stage lighting

iluminación f escénica

stage set

decorado m

stage set

escenografía f

stage show

función f teatral

stage show

representación f teatral

1.2. stage (medium):

the stage

el teatro

he doesn't write exclusively for the stage

no escribe solo obras de teatro

his ambition was to appear on the London stage

su ambición era actuar en los escenarios londinenses

épith stage adaptation

adaptación f teatral or para la escena

1.3. stage (profession):

the stage

el teatro

the stage

las tablas fam

to go on the stage

hacerse actor/actriz

to leave the stage

dejar el teatro

to leave the stage

abandonar las tablas fam

to leave the stage épith actress

de teatro

2. stage (in development, activity):

stage

fase f

stage

etapa f

the project is in its final stage(s)

el proyecto está en su última fase or etapa

the various stages of development of the fetus

las distintas fases del desarrollo embrionario

the various stages of development of the fetus

las distintas etapas del desarrollo embrionario

the various stages of development of the fetus

los distintos estadios del desarrollo embrionario form

the early/late stages of pregnancy

los primeros/últimos meses del embarazo

at a later stage

más adelante

at this late stage, there is little we can do

a estas alturas, poco es lo que podemos hacer

we'll need to discuss this at some stage

en algún momento vamos a tener que hablar de esto

at this stage in the game

a esta altura del partido

I'd reached the stage where I didn't care any more

había llegado a un punto en que ya no me importaba

by this stage, we were all exhausted

a esas alturas, ya estábamos todos agotados

it's just a stage she's going through

no es más que una etapa que está atravesando

to do sth in stages

hacer algo por etapas

French grammar in or by stages

la gramática francesa paso a paso

3. stage (of rocket):

stage

fase f

a three-stage rocket

un cohete de tres fases

4. stage (stagecoach):

stage arch

diligencia f

II.stage [Am steɪdʒ, GB steɪdʒ] VERBE trans

1.1. stage (carry out, hold):

stage festival/event

organizar

stage festival/event

montar

stage strike/demonstration

hacer

stage attack

llevar a cabo

stage attack

perpetrar

stage coup

dar

the team staged a dramatic recovery

el equipo se rehabilitó de forma espectacular

she staged a comeback five years later

hizo su reaparición cinco años más tarde

1.2. stage (engineer, arrange):

stage

arreglar

stage

orquestar

the interview was obviously staged

la entrevista fue obviamente arreglada or orquestada

2. stage THÉÂTRE:

stage play

poner en escena

stage play

representar

I.center, centre GB [Am ˈsɛn(t)ər, GB ˈsɛntə] SUBST

1.1. center (middle point, area):

center

centro m

the museum is in the city center

el museo está en el centro de la ciudad

our office is right in the center

nuestra oficina está en el mismo centro

I'm going into the center

voy al centro

the center of the universe

el centro del universo

his children are the center of his world

su vida está centrada en sus hijos

his children are the center of his world

su vida gira en torno a sus hijos

to be the center of attention

ser el centro de atención

1.2. center POL:

center

centro m

he's left of center

es de centro izquierda

he's left of center épith party/coalition

centrista

he's left of center épith party/coalition

de centro

1.3. center (filling):

center

relleno m

2. center (site of activity):

center

centro m

commercial/financial center

centro comercial/financiero

community/health center

centro cívico/de salud

a center of learning/higher education

un centro de enseñanza/educación superior

urban center

centro urbano

attacks on civilian centers have ceased

han cesado los ataques dirigidos a poblaciones

3. center SPORT:

center (in US football, rugby)

centro mf

center (in basketball)

pivot mf

center (in basketball)

pivote mf AmLat

II.center, centre GB [Am ˈsɛn(t)ər, GB ˈsɛntə] VERBE trans

1.1. center (position):

center picture/heading

centrar

1.2. center SPORT:

center ball

lanzar un centro con

2.1. center (concentrate, focus):

to center sth on sth/sb

centrar algo en algo/alguien

2.2. center (base around):

she centers her life around her work/husband

su vida gira alrededor de su trabajo/marido

the major industries are centered on Chicago

las principales industrias están concentradas en Chicago y sus alrededores

III.center, centre GB [Am ˈsɛn(t)ər, GB ˈsɛntə] VERBE intr

1. center (focus on):

to center on or upon sth/sb

centrarse en algo/alguien

his hopes centered on being promoted

cifraba todas sus esperanzas en que lo ascendieran

2. center (revolve around):

to center on or around sth/sb

girar alrededor de or en torno a algo/alguien

her life centers around her work

su vida gira en torno a su trabajo

3. center (play in midfield):

center Am

jugar de mediocampo

centre SUBST VERBE trans VERBE intr GB

centre → center

Voir aussi : center

I.center, centre GB [Am ˈsɛn(t)ər, GB ˈsɛntə] SUBST

1.1. center (middle point, area):

center

centro m

the museum is in the city center

el museo está en el centro de la ciudad

our office is right in the center

nuestra oficina está en el mismo centro

I'm going into the center

voy al centro

the center of the universe

el centro del universo

his children are the center of his world

su vida está centrada en sus hijos

his children are the center of his world

su vida gira en torno a sus hijos

to be the center of attention

ser el centro de atención

1.2. center POL:

center

centro m

he's left of center

es de centro izquierda

he's left of center épith party/coalition

centrista

he's left of center épith party/coalition

de centro

1.3. center (filling):

center

relleno m

2. center (site of activity):

center

centro m

commercial/financial center

centro comercial/financiero

community/health center

centro cívico/de salud

a center of learning/higher education

un centro de enseñanza/educación superior

urban center

centro urbano

attacks on civilian centers have ceased

han cesado los ataques dirigidos a poblaciones

3. center SPORT:

center (in US football, rugby)

centro mf

center (in basketball)

pivot mf

center (in basketball)

pivote mf AmLat

II.center, centre GB [Am ˈsɛn(t)ər, GB ˈsɛntə] VERBE trans

1.1. center (position):

center picture/heading

centrar

1.2. center SPORT:

center ball

lanzar un centro con

2.1. center (concentrate, focus):

to center sth on sth/sb

centrar algo en algo/alguien

2.2. center (base around):

she centers her life around her work/husband

su vida gira alrededor de su trabajo/marido

the major industries are centered on Chicago

las principales industrias están concentradas en Chicago y sus alrededores

III.center, centre GB [Am ˈsɛn(t)ər, GB ˈsɛntə] VERBE intr

1. center (focus on):

to center on or upon sth/sb

centrarse en algo/alguien

his hopes centered on being promoted

cifraba todas sus esperanzas en que lo ascendieran

2. center (revolve around):

to center on or around sth/sb

girar alrededor de or en torno a algo/alguien

her life centers around her work

su vida gira en torno a su trabajo

3. center (play in midfield):

center Am

jugar de mediocampo

center stage dans le dictionnaire PONS

Traductions de center stage dans le dictionnaire anglais»espagnol

center [Am ˈsent̬ɚ] SUBST VERBE trans Am

center → centre

Voir aussi : centre

I.centre [ˈsentəʳ] GB SUBST

1. centre (focus) a. PHYS, POL, SPORT:

centre

centro m

centre party

partido m de centro

2. centre of population:

centre

núcleo m

3. centre (building):

centre

centro m

4. centre SPORT (in football):

centre

centro m

II.centre [ˈsentəʳ] GB VERBE trans

1. centre a. SPORT, TYPO:

centre

centrar

2. centre efforts:

centre

concentrar

I.centre [ˈsentəʳ] GB SUBST

1. centre (focus) a. PHYS, POL, SPORT:

centre

centro m

centre party

partido m de centro

2. centre of population:

centre

núcleo m

3. centre (building):

centre

centro m

4. centre SPORT (in football):

centre

centro m

II.centre [ˈsentəʳ] GB VERBE trans

1. centre a. SPORT, TYPO:

centre

centrar

2. centre efforts:

centre

concentrar

I.stage [steɪdʒ] SUBST

1. stage (period):

stage

etapa f

stage

pascana f AmS

to do sth in stages

hacer algo por etapas

2. stage THÉÂTRE:

stage

escena f

the stage

el teatro

to be on the stage

ser actor/actriz

to go on the stage

hacerse actor/actriz

to hold the stage

tener al público pendiente de su palabra

II.stage [steɪdʒ] VERBE trans

1. stage (produce on stage):

stage

representar

2. stage (organize):

stage

organizar

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

anglais

On the more meat-and-potatoes songs, he changes his style accordingly, letting his bandmates take center stage.

loudwire.com

The detectives personal lives rarely took center stage.

en.wikipedia.org

She expressed amazement and contempt for the actions of her fellow lawyers as she watched their infighting for center stage during the trial.

en.wikipedia.org

Throughout the 1960s and 1970s, crime rates soared and social issues took center stage in the public eye.

en.wikipedia.org

Men and women keel over center stage, clutching their stomachs and groaning, or they gargle a bit then go limp.

variety.com

This is attributed to the towering trees near the edge of the center stage and the lower, more dense flora further upstage.

en.wikipedia.org

Upon completion of the adagio, the dancers separate and each dancer, in turn, takes center stage and performs a "variation" (a solo dance).

en.wikipedia.org

The set included a stage where upstage, center stage and downstage could be removed to accommodate the needs of the puppeteers.

en.wikipedia.org

Then they'll take center stage to sing as the lyrics are projected on screen, but suddenly the music will stop and the words will disappear.

en.wikipedia.org