transcription, транскрипция: [ ɒfsteɪdʒ, AM ɔ:f- ]
also off-stage
1.
When an actor or entertainer goes offstage , they go into the area behind or to the side of the stage, so that the audience no longer sees them.
She ran offstage in tears...
There was a lot of noise offstage.
≠ onstage
ADV : ADV after v , n ADV
2.
Offstage is used to describe the behaviour of actors or entertainers in real life, when they are not performing.
...the tragedies of their off-stage lives.
≠ onstage
ADJ : ADJ n
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Offstage is also an adverb.
Despite their bitter screen rivalry, off-stage they are close friends.
≠ onstage
ADV : ADV with cl