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actor

noun (actor, actors; also actress for a woman, though «actor» is used for all)

«actor» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

  1. An actor is a person who plays a part in a play, a show or a film. tree →
  2. An actor can be any person or group that takes part in something. tree →

In the lessons

people counted in a play or film; sometimes a share of tickets or pay; in drama class, actors learn lines and roles; phrases «lead actor», «voice actor», «cast of actors»

Examples

  • The play has 12 actors. tree →
  • Each actor needs 3 costumes. tree →
  • 5 actors left the show. tree →
  • The actors sold 240 tickets. tree →
  • The actor learned all his lines. tree →
  • She wants to be an actor when she grows up. tree →
  • The voice actor plays a talking cat. tree →
  • All the actors bowed at the end. tree →
  • A good actor can make you cry. tree →
  • The actors wore masks on stage. tree →
  • "One can always get actors if one makes use of what one has," observed grandpapa. tree →

Note

Just a thing counted; «each actor» before a number marks a rate per actor, so the total is often a product. Today «actor» is used for men and women. Actors pretend; what happens on screen is not real.

On Mova

This page in Markdown → https://md.dictionary.elamur.ai/free/en/english/actor/