backstage in Czech
backstage in Czech is zákulisní, zákulisí — backstage means behind or toward the area of a theatre out of the audience's view, where performers wait and prepare.
backstage in Czech
zákulisní
zákulisí
The area behind a stage out of view of the audience where performers wait to give their show; especially that of the dressing rooms.
What does "backstage" mean?
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adj/adv Behind or toward the area of a theatre out of the audience's view, where performers wait and prepare.
"She waited backstage nervously before her first solo."
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adj/adv Hidden from public view; happening privately behind the scenes of an event or organization.
"There was a lot of backstage negotiating before the deal was announced."
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noun The area of a theatre behind the stage, including dressing rooms, where performers and crew work out of the audience's sight.
"Fans were given a tour of backstage after the concert."
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backstage in a sentence
- She waited backstage nervously before her first solo.
- The backstage crew changes the sets between scenes.
- There was a lot of backstage negotiating before the deal was announced.
- Fans were given a tour of backstage after the concert.
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What is "backstage" in Czech?
"backstage" in Czech is zákulisní, zákulisí. backstage means: Behind or toward the area of a theatre out of the audience's view, where performers wait and prepare.
How do you use "backstage" in a sentence?
Example: "She waited backstage nervously before her first solo." In Czech, "backstage" is zákulisní, zákulisí.
Are there other ways to say "backstage" in Czech?
Yes — Czech has 2 translations listed for "backstage": zákulisní, zákulisí.
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