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diva

/ˈdiː.və/

Traduction: Nom désignant une chanteuse d'opéra de grand talent ou une célébrité féminine adulée dans le monde de l'opéra ou du spectacle.

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noun

/ˈdiː.və/B2formal
  • frNom désignant une chanteuse d'opéra de grand talent ou une célébrité féminine adulée dans le monde de l'opéra ou du spectacle.

A noun referring to a distinguished female operatic singer or a celebrated female star in the world of opera.

  1. B2formal

    A highly distinguished and celebrated female operatic singer, often a star performer.

    frDiva (cantatrice célèbre)

    • The famous diva performed at La Scala last night.
    • She is considered the greatest operatic diva of her generation.
    • The audience gave the diva a standing ovation.

    Synonymesopera starprima donna

  2. Temperamental personB2informal

    A person, especially a woman, who behaves in a demanding, temperamental, or self-important way, often associated with fame.

    frPersonne capricieuse et exigeante

    • She acted like a diva, demanding special treatment backstage.
    • The pop star is known for being a bit of a diva.
    • Don't be such a diva about the seating arrangements.

    Synonymesprima donna

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  • diva's possessive singular form
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