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staging in Italian

staging in Italian is messinscena, messa in scena, allestimento scenico — staging means the act of putting on a performance, including how it's arranged and directed.

staging in Italian

messinscena
noun
messa in scena
noun
allestimento scenico
noun

What does "staging" mean?

  1. noun The act of putting on a performance, including how it's arranged and directed.
    "Critics praised the staging of the final act."
  2. noun A test environment set up to closely mirror the real, live version of a system before launch.
    "They tested the update on staging before pushing it live."
  3. noun In medicine, classifying how advanced a disease, especially cancer, has become.
    "Staging determines which treatment options are recommended."
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staging in a sentence

  • Critics praised the staging of the final act.
  • The staging of the musical used only a few chairs and clever lighting.
  • They tested the update on staging before pushing it live.
  • Our developers always check new features on the staging site first.

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Frequently asked questions

What is "staging" in Italian?
"staging" in Italian is messinscena, messa in scena, allestimento scenico. staging means: The act of putting on a performance, including how it's arranged and directed.
How do you use "staging" in a sentence?
Example: "Critics praised the staging of the final act." In Italian, "staging" is messinscena, messa in scena, allestimento scenico.
Are there other ways to say "staging" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 3 translations listed for "staging": messinscena, messa in scena, allestimento scenico.
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