offstage in Spanish
offstage in Spanish is en off, fuera de estrado, fuera de la tarima — offstage means happening in the part of a theater not visible to the audience.
offstage in Spanish
en off
Of or relating to that part of a stage not visible to the audience.
fuera de estrado
Of or relating to that part of a stage not visible to the audience.
fuera de la tarima
Of or relating to that part of a stage not visible to the audience.
en off
Taking place offstage (as above).
fuera de tarima
Taking place offstage (as above).
fuera del estrado
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 Spanish?
"offstage" in Spanish is en off, fuera de estrado, fuera de la tarima. 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 Spanish, "offstage" is en off, fuera de estrado, fuera de la tarima.
Are there other ways to say "offstage" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 5 translations listed for "offstage": en off, fuera de estrado, fuera de la tarima, fuera de tarima, fuera del estrado.
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