Translations for „A-lister“ in the English » Portuguese Dictionary

A-lister [ˈeɪlɪstər, Brit -əʳ] N

A-lister CINE, TV, MEDIA (celebrity)

um(-a) m (f) dos mais-mais

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English

For celebrities and the fashion savvy, wearing the same dress as another A-lister used to be the ultimate faux pas.

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Although the gold made me feel like an A-lister, it's a bit much for everyday use.

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Each year the A-lister nominees are gifted a luxurious goodie bag, regardless of whether they go home with a golden statuette or not.

ca.hellomagazine.com

There is no way an A-lister will be attached to that movie, unless it's someone who is desperate for attention.

perezhilton.com

To avoid a sartorial disaster, the A-lister draped a towel -- yes, a towel -- over her legs and lady bits.

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The A-lister fears she will not be able to keep her feelings in check when the finishing line comes into view.

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Celebs have long dictated what we buy and our boutique owners certainly ensure that we look just as fabulous as any A-lister.

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A remake feels almost like a rip-off without the stamp of approval an elderly A-lister can bring.

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But don't expect him to get excited about this whizzer from an A-lister.

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Unfortunately this round of celebs know exactly how it feels, as they've all stepped out in exactly the same outfit as another A-lister this yeah.

www.thesun.ie