all-star
adjective
containing only very famous or very good performers or sports players
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adjective
a bankable actor or performer is very popular, and therefore likely to make a film or show a financial success
adjective
a debut CD, appearance, novel etc is the first that a performer, sports player, writer etc makes
adjective
used about performers, songs, and other people or things that have been popular and successful for a long time
adjective
relating to how you explain or understand something, or how you perform a piece of music, a part in a play etc
adjective, adverb
used for describing what an actor is really like, when they are not acting in a play or film
another spelling of stagy
adjective
consisting of one person standing in front of an audience and entertaining them by telling jokes
adjective
if a person or thing is underrated, especially a performer, writer, or sports player, most people do not recognize how good that person or thing really is
adjective
a film, play etc that is unmissable is so good that you think everyone should see it
adverb
performed on a stage surrounded by an audience
if entertainers are on the road, they are travelling to many different places to perform
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using the Internet where you work, during working hours, for activities which are not work-related
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… to reveal a small part of your intentions in order to attract support, without actually committing yourself to doing anything
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