Word: 上台 (shàngtái) 上台 dictionary entry shàngtái to rise to power (in politics); to go on stage (in the theater) Full dictionary entry for 上台 Example sentences using 上台 8 sentences, showing page 1 of 1. 他穿着西装走上台，显得很潇洒。 Tā chuānzhe xīzhuāng zǒu shàngtái, xiǎnde hěn xiāosǎ. He walked onto the stage in a suit, looking confident and at ease. 他胸有成竹地走上台，开始讲话。 Tā xiōngyǒuchéngzhú de zǒu shàngtái, kāishǐ jiǎnghuà. He walked onto the stage with a clear plan in mind and began to speak. 她第一次上台，有点胆怯。 Tā dìyīcì shàngtái, yǒudiǎn dǎnqiè. It was her first time on stage, and she felt a bit timid. 快要上台了，我越想越心慌。 Kuàiyào shàngtái le, wǒ yuè xiǎng yuè xīnhuāng. I'm about to go on stage, and the more I think about it, the more flustered I get. 我没学过跳舞，上台肯定会出丑。 Wǒ méi xué guò tiàowǔ, shàngtái kěndìng huì chūchǒu. I've never learned to dance, so I'll definitely make a fool of myself on stage. 请市长上台为大家致辞。 Qǐng shìzhǎng shàngtái wèi dàjiā zhìcí. Please welcome the mayor to the stage to say a few words. 轮到她唱歌了，她紧张地上台了。 Lún dào tā chànggē le, tā jǐnzhāng de shàngtái le. It was her turn to sing, and she nervously went on stage. 齐里被叫上台。 Qí lǐ bèi jiào shàngtái. Ziri was called onto the stage.