offstage
/ˌɒfˈsteɪdʒ/adverb
उच्चारण ऑफ़्स्टेज
मंच के बाहर (दर्शकों की नज़र से दूर)
Core word
adverb
- 1
not on the stage, so that the audience cannot see it
मंच के बाहर (दर्शकों की नज़र से दूर)
- The murder happens offstage.
- The villain's voice was heard offstage before he walked in.
- The singer waited offstage for her cue.
+ 2 more examples
- A loud crash was heard offstage.
- The actors changed their costumes quickly offstage.
Opposite onstage
- 2
in the private life of an actor or performer
निजी जीवन में (मंच से परे)
- Offstage, he is quiet and shy.
- She is a very different person offstage, preferring quiet evenings with her books.
- Offstage, the comedian is a serious and private man.
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- The two stars are great friends offstage.
- Offstage, she spends her time gardening.
adjective/ˈɒfsteɪdʒ/
- 1
[only before noun]
happening off the stage or in private
मंच के बाहर का, निजी
- offstage noises
- her offstage life
- An offstage voice called out the names.
+ 2 more examples
- The offstage music made the scene more tense.
- His offstage behaviour was often reported in the newspapers.