Definition of stage-diving in English:

stage-diving

noun

mass noun

The practice (typically among audience members) of jumping from the stage at a rock concert or other event to be caught and carried aloft by the crowd below.
冲台，台扑
Example sentencesExamples
- What other venue could offer dancing in the pews, stage-diving off the pulpit, and vocals carrying unassisted by a PA system?
- He plays Dewey, a heavy rock musician - in both senses - who is thrown out of his band for excessive guitar solos and inappropriate stage-diving, and has to take a job as a supply teacher at an uptight private infant school.
- The atmosphere in Dry is pretty electric with double stage-diving and more sweat than a sauna for the overweight.
- There was no slam-dancing or crowd-surfing or stage-diving - everybody bobbed their heads in time with the drummer's beat and watched the singer.
- Girls tend not to climb onto their boyfriends' shoulders during them, and stage-diving is discouraged.

Derivatives

stage-dive

verbˈsteɪdʒdʌɪvˈsteɪdʒˌdaɪv

[no object]

(of a band or audience member) jump from the stage at a rock concert or other event to be caught and carried aloft by the crowd below.
冲台，台扑
he stage-dived into the front rows and joined the fans
Example sentencesExamples
- Ronald stage-dives into the crowd, and is deftly moshed back onto the stage, where he strikes a triumphant pose.
- Remember that Pearl Jam video for ‘Even Flow, ‘in which Eddie Vedder stage-dives off a balcony?’
- Albarn stage-dives in the middle of ‘Crazy Beat’ from Think Tank and drowns in a sea of young male and female bodies, before Smoggy carries the six-footer out like a small child.

stage-diver

noun

They continue in a similar vein, meeting with general approval from the audience, particularly the (mostly youthful) stage-divers who punctuate every song with their sweaty antics.
Example sentencesExamples
- I missed the video shoot by a day, but a friend of mine is one of the stage-divers in the video.
- Climbing on stages or speakers or any elevated position the stage-diver would then dive out over and into the crowd, usually escaping a bouncer's grasp by moments.

Definition of stage-diving in US English:

stage-diving

noun

The practice (typically among audience members) of jumping from the stage at a rock concert or other event to be caught and carried aloft by the crowd below.
冲台，台扑
Example sentencesExamples
- The atmosphere in Dry is pretty electric with double stage-diving and more sweat than a sauna for the overweight.
- What other venue could offer dancing in the pews, stage-diving off the pulpit, and vocals carrying unassisted by a PA system?
- Girls tend not to climb onto their boyfriends' shoulders during them, and stage-diving is discouraged.
- He plays Dewey, a heavy rock musician - in both senses - who is thrown out of his band for excessive guitar solos and inappropriate stage-diving, and has to take a job as a supply teacher at an uptight private infant school.
- There was no slam-dancing or crowd-surfing or stage-diving - everybody bobbed their heads in time with the drummer's beat and watched the singer.

词汇	stage-diving
释义	Definition of stage-diving in English: stage-diving noun mass noun The practice (typically among audience members) of jumping from the stage at a rock concert or other event to be caught and carried aloft by the crowd below. 冲台，台扑 Example sentencesExamples What other venue could offer dancing in the pews, stage-diving off the pulpit, and vocals carrying unassisted by a PA system? He plays Dewey, a heavy rock musician - in both senses - who is thrown out of his band for excessive guitar solos and inappropriate stage-diving, and has to take a job as a supply teacher at an uptight private infant school. The atmosphere in Dry is pretty electric with double stage-diving and more sweat than a sauna for the overweight. There was no slam-dancing or crowd-surfing or stage-diving - everybody bobbed their heads in time with the drummer's beat and watched the singer. Girls tend not to climb onto their boyfriends' shoulders during them, and stage-diving is discouraged. Derivatives stage-dive verbˈsteɪdʒdʌɪvˈsteɪdʒˌdaɪv [no object] (of a band or audience member) jump from the stage at a rock concert or other event to be caught and carried aloft by the crowd below. 冲台，台扑 he stage-dived into the front rows and joined the fans Example sentencesExamples Ronald stage-dives into the crowd, and is deftly moshed back onto the stage, where he strikes a triumphant pose. Remember that Pearl Jam video for ‘Even Flow, ‘in which Eddie Vedder stage-dives off a balcony?’ Albarn stage-dives in the middle of ‘Crazy Beat’ from Think Tank and drowns in a sea of young male and female bodies, before Smoggy carries the six-footer out like a small child. stage-diver noun They continue in a similar vein, meeting with general approval from the audience, particularly the (mostly youthful) stage-divers who punctuate every song with their sweaty antics. Example sentencesExamples I missed the video shoot by a day, but a friend of mine is one of the stage-divers in the video. Climbing on stages or speakers or any elevated position the stage-diver would then dive out over and into the crowd, usually escaping a bouncer's grasp by moments. Definition of stage-diving in US English: stage-diving noun The practice (typically among audience members) of jumping from the stage at a rock concert or other event to be caught and carried aloft by the crowd below. 冲台，台扑 Example sentencesExamples The atmosphere in Dry is pretty electric with double stage-diving and more sweat than a sauna for the overweight. What other venue could offer dancing in the pews, stage-diving off the pulpit, and vocals carrying unassisted by a PA system? Girls tend not to climb onto their boyfriends' shoulders during them, and stage-diving is discouraged. He plays Dewey, a heavy rock musician - in both senses - who is thrown out of his band for excessive guitar solos and inappropriate stage-diving, and has to take a job as a supply teacher at an uptight private infant school. There was no slam-dancing or crowd-surfing or stage-diving - everybody bobbed their heads in time with the drummer's beat and watched the singer.
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