forestage in French

forestage in French is avant-scène — forestage means the area of a stage that lies in front of the curtain.

avant-scène

noun

The part of a theatre stage in front of the closed curtain.

What does "forestage" mean?

noun The area of a stage that lies in front of the curtain.
noun An early step in a process, before the main part begins.
"The various foot abnormalities have been found to belong to a series of specific types (I to V), all of which have their forestages in embryonic blebs, the final location of which has proved to be decisive for the type of abnormality."

The various foot abnormalities have been found to belong to a series of specific types (I to V), all of which have their forestages in embryonic blebs, the final location of which has proved to be decisive for the type of abnormality.
The explanation of Gnostic ideas “in terms of themselves,” i.e., in terms of their historical foundations, is futile, for in that way they are reduced only to their less developed forestages but not understood in their actual significance.

apron

the of to AND A in I IS that for you IT

What is "forestage" in French?

"forestage" in French is avant-scène. forestage means: The area of a stage that lies in front of the curtain.

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