understudy

• Sustantivo que designa a un actor que está preparado para sustituir al intérprete principal en caso de necesidad.

A noun referring to an actor who is prepared to take over the role of a regular performer when needed.

1. Actor's replacementB2formal

   A performer who learns the role of another actor in a play or show so they can step in if needed.

   Suplente de actor

   • The understudy performed brilliantly when the lead actor fell ill.
   • She worked as an understudy for the main role in the musical.
   • The director praised the understudy for being well-prepared.

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• Verbo que significa estudiar o aprender un papel o tarea para poder sustituir a otra persona, típicamente en el teatro o en un contexto profesional.

A verb used to indicate the act of studying or learning a role or subject under the guidance of another, typically in a theatrical or professional context.

1. Act as a substitute performerB2formal

   To study and prepare to perform a role in a play or show as a replacement for the main actor.

   Actuar como suplente

   • She understudied the lead role in the Broadway production.
   • He understudied the main actor for several months before the performance.
   • The young actress was chosen to understudy the famous star.

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