Spanish to English Dictionary (Diccionario Español-Inglés)

Stage-setting

The arrangement or preparation of a scene or environment for a performance or event.

Stage-show

A performance presented on a stage, typically involving actors, musicians, or dancers.

Stagnate

To cease to flow or move; to become stagnant.

Stake

A strong wooden or metal post driven into the ground to support a plant, mark a boundary, or serve as a support.

Standard

An idea or thing used as a measure, norm, or model in comparative evaluations.

Standardization

The process of making something conform to a standard.

Standardize

To make something conform to a standard.

Standoff

A deadlock or impasse between two opposing parties in which neither side is willing to yield or make a concession.

Starling

A gregarious perching bird of the family Sturnidae, typically having dark, iridescent plumage and known for forming massive, swirling aerial flocks called murmurations.

Starring

The act of featuring a prominent actor in a film, play, or television show.

Start off on the right foot

To begin a relationship, endeavor, or process in a successful, positive, or auspicious manner.

Start off on the wrong foot

To begin a relationship, activity, or endeavor poorly or with a mistake.