staged in Italian
staged in Italian is messo in scena — staged means deliberately arranged to look real or spontaneous when it isn't.
staged in Italian
messo in scena
Intended for the stage as in a theater.
What does "staged" mean?
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adj Deliberately arranged to look real or spontaneous when it isn't.
"The reporter later admitted the confrontation was staged."
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adj Written or produced for performance in a theatre.
"It's a staged reading, not a full production."
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staged in a sentence
- The reporter later admitted the confrontation was staged.
- The photo looked staged, because nobody in the crowd was really looking at the camera.
- It's a staged reading, not a full production.
- The school drama group gave a staged version of the famous novel last weekend.
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What is "staged" in Italian?
"staged" in Italian is messo in scena. staged means: Deliberately arranged to look real or spontaneous when it isn't.
How do you use "staged" in a sentence?
Example: "The reporter later admitted the confrontation was staged." In Italian, "staged" is messo in scena.
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