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/ˈmeɪl bɒm//ˈmeɪl bɑːm/"Offstage" is a combination of two words: "off" and "stage." The word "off" indicates separation or distance, while "stage" refers to the raised platform where performers act. The term "offstage" emerged in the 18th century, during the rise of modern theater, as a way to describe the areas surrounding the stage where actors could wait, change costumes, or prepare for their entrances. It evolved to encompass all spaces behind the visible stage area. Essentially, "offstage" denotes the areas concealed from the audience's view, signifying a distinct separation from the world of the play.
a small bomb that is sent to somebody hidden in a letter that explodes when the envelope is opened
một quả bom nhỏ được gửi cho ai đó giấu trong một lá thư sẽ phát nổ khi phong bì được mở ra
an extremely large number of email messages that are sent to somebody
một số lượng cực lớn các email được gửi đến ai đó
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