英语词组set the stage for something是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

Idiom

set the stage for something

Theme: PREPARATION

to prepare for something; to get all of the appropriate things in place for something.

The events of the past week have set the stage for further negotiation with the other side.Your comments set the stage for the next step—which is the hard one.

Idiom

set the stage for somethingset the stage for (something)

if you set the stage for something, you make it possible or likely to happen.

The purpose of that first meeting was to set the stage for future co-operation between Russia and the USA.

set the stage for (something)

1. Literally, to prepare and decorate the stage for a performance. During the intermission, you guys need to set the stage for the first scene of act two.

2. To be the catalyst for something that happens later. Their squabbling at Thanksgiving set the stage for a total screaming match on Christmas. A positive conversation with the CEO today could set the stage for a promotion tomorrow.

set the stage for something

COMMON To set the stage for something means to make preparations so that the thing can happen. Jamaica's prime minister set the stage for an election this month by announcing candidates for his People's National Party. The agreement sets the stage for renewed talks. Note: You can also say the stage is set for something, with the same meaning. The stage is now set for economic recovery.

词组	set the stage for something
释义	Idiom set the stage for something Theme: PREPARATION to prepare for something; to get all of the appropriate things in place for something. The events of the past week have set the stage for further negotiation with the other side.Your comments set the stage for the next step—which is the hard one. Idiom set the stage for somethingset the stage for (something) if you set the stage for something, you make it possible or likely to happen. The purpose of that first meeting was to set the stage for future co-operation between Russia and the USA. set the stage for (something) 1. Literally, to prepare and decorate the stage for a performance. During the intermission, you guys need to set the stage for the first scene of act two. 2. To be the catalyst for something that happens later. Their squabbling at Thanksgiving set the stage for a total screaming match on Christmas. A positive conversation with the CEO today could set the stage for a promotion tomorrow. set the stage for something COMMON To set the stage for something means to make preparations so that the thing can happen. Jamaica's prime minister set the stage for an election this month by announcing candidates for his People's National Party. The agreement sets the stage for renewed talks. Note: You can also say the stage is set for something, with the same meaning. The stage is now set for economic recovery.
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