offstage in Polish
offstage in Polish is zakulisowy, zakulisowo — offstage means happening in the part of a theater not visible to the audience.
offstage in Polish
zakulisowy
Of or relating to that part of a stage not visible to the audience.
zakulisowo
Taking place offstage (as above).
What does "offstage" mean?
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adj Happening in the part of a theater not visible to the audience.
"There was chaos offstage during the costume change."
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adj Relating to a celebrity's private life, away from performances or public view.
"Offstage, the singer is famously shy."
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offstage in a sentence
- There was chaos offstage during the costume change.
- Offstage, the singer is famously shy.
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What is "offstage" in Polish?
"offstage" in Polish is zakulisowy, zakulisowo. offstage means: Happening in the part of a theater not visible to the audience.
How do you use "offstage" in a sentence?
Example: "There was chaos offstage during the costume change." In Polish, "offstage" is zakulisowy, zakulisowo.
Are there other ways to say "offstage" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 2 translations listed for "offstage": zakulisowy, zakulisowo.
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