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• She was rushed offstage while the organizer of a post-pageant news conference called for aid.(她被快速抬到后台，赛后记者会组织人呼叫救护人员。)
• Nothing offstage was quite real to him: "we only lived when we danced," he said of himself and Fonteyn.(对他来说，舞台之外的东西没有什么是真实的。)
• Just then, one of the production managers came into the hold room and told me it was time to take my position offstage.(就在那时，一个制作人走进准备室，叫我去站在舞台后面，准备上台了。)
• Forty minutes into her reign(1) as Miss Universe, Miss Puerto Rico Zuleyka Rivera Mendoza collapsed during a post-pageant(2) news conference and was rushed offstage(3) Sunday night.(周日晚上，波多黎各小姐祖丽卡莉芙拉曼朵扎戴上环球小姐桂冠40分钟后晕倒在赛后记者会上，立刻被抬下台。)
• Andonce readers model a character, it’s only natural that readerswill takepleasure in imagining what that character might do offstage, tonoodlearound with it.(而且一旦读者模仿了一个人物，就会很自然的乐于想象人物在舞台后会做什么，产生随意联想。)
• The curtain had hardly risen when a shot startled the audience, a scream came from offstage, and the manager rushed out to say the opera would not go on that night.(幕布刚一升起，突然一声枪响把观众吓了一大跳，从后台传来一声尖叫，剧院经理匆匆跑出来说歌剧当晚不上演了。)
• In the final moments, heavy footsteps are audible offstage.(最终时刻，沉重的步伐从舞台背后传来。)
• The stars were having an offstage relationship.(这对明星在现实生活中发展出恋情。)
• Some stood a little forward, others a little behind. Some looked offstage, or at a friend in the audience, or at each other.(有一些往前站多一点，有些往后站一点，有一些往后台望，或望着观众席的一个朋友，或者互相对望，他们之间话不多。)
• Offstage, celebrities do not behave differently from commoners.(在日常生活中，名人与普通人的表现并无不同。)