upstage怎么读/upstage的发音
upstage的音标：英[ˌʌpˈsteɪdʒ] 美[ˌʌpˈsteɪdʒ]
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upstage是什么意思
a. 在舞台后部的, 傲慢的, 自负的
adv. 在舞台后方
vt. 抢戏
n. the rear part of the stage
v. treat snobbishly, put in one's place
v. move upstage, forcing the other actors to turn away from the audience
v. steal the show, draw attention to oneself away from someone else
upstage的用法和双语例句
1. The actor tried to upstage his co-star with a dramatic gesture.
那位演员试图用一个戏剧性的动作抢走搭档的风头。
2. She always upstage others during meetings with bold ideas.
她总是在会议上用大胆的想法盖过别人。
3. He accidentally upstage the bride with his flashy outfit.
他花哨的服装无意中抢了新娘的风头。
4. The comedian upstage the host with witty jokes.
这位喜剧演员用机智的笑话盖过了主持人的风头。
5. Don’t upstage the speaker while they are presenting.
演讲者发言时不要抢他们的风头。
6. The younger sister often upstage her brother at family gatherings.
妹妹常常在家庭聚会上盖过哥哥的风头。
7. The new employee upstage everyone with his impressive presentation.
这位新员工用出色的演讲抢了所有人的风头。
8. In the play, the villain upstage the hero with a powerful monologue.
在这部剧中，反派用一段有力的独白盖过了主角的风头。
9. The bright decorations upstage the artwork on the walls.
鲜艳的装饰让墙上的艺术品黯然失色。
10. He upstage the competition with a groundbreaking innovation.
他以一项突破性的创新盖过了竞争对手的风头。