diva

UK
/ˈdiː.və/
US
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divasubstantiv
divas
Pl.
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Übersetzungen
The opera diva received a standing ovation for her performance.
Оперная дива получила овации стоя за своё выступление.
The primadonna of the ballet was admired by everyone.
Примадонна балета была восхищена всеми.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Definitionen
A famous female opera singer.
The diva received a standing ovation for her breathtaking performance at the opera house.
A famous female singer of popular music.
The pop diva released her latest album to critical acclaim and commercial success.
A self-important person who is temperamental and difficult to please (typically used of a woman).
The actress was known as a diva on set, often demanding special treatment and causing delays.
Synonyme
prima donna
leading lady
divaadjektiv
more diva
Komp.
most diva
Super.
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Used attributively to describe temperamental or self-important behaviour typical of a diva.
Definitionen
Temperamental, demanding, or self-important in a manner characteristic of a diva.
His diva attitude made the rehearsal a nightmare for everyone else.