costar 的 3 个定义
co·starred, co·star·ring.
co·starred, co·star·ring.
- to present as having equal billing or prominence.
- to present as having slightly less status than that of a star.
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- During the pandemic, nearly half of all employees with advanced degrees were working remotely, while more than 90% of those with a high school diploma or less had to show up in person, CoStar found.
- After signing on to the film, Moore enlisted the services of her 30 Rock costar Alec Baldwin to play her caring husband.
- During the filming of To Die For, Affleck shared an apartment in Toronto with his costar, Joaquin Phoenix.
- Wait… and Shailene, the star of that, is your costar in The Spectacular Now.
- Usher Monteith's onscreen romance with costar Lea Michele wasn't hard to fake: the two actors were dating in real life as well.
- Her Spring Breakers costar, James Franco, is apparently a pretty big fan, too.
- Gutenbergs priority is disputed by those who deem Lawrence Costar, of Haarlem, the real inventor of the art.
- As for Bony, De Costar says he was very cool during the whole day, and even gay.
- As the cannon-balls flew over them, De Costar ducked; at which the Emperor laughed, and told him they would hit him all the same.
- In our rounds we fell in with Monsieur de Costar, with whom he got into conversation.
- Voiture and Costar frequently cite him as a model in their letters.