Translations for „luvvie“ in the English » German Dictionary

luv·vie, luv·vy [ˈlʌvi] N Brit hum

luvvie

Möchtegernschauspieler(in) m (f) pej

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Why would anyone want to hear a world-famous luvvie singing the blues?

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So it's just a case of one luvvie honouring another.

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It appears half teenage embarrassment, half scepticism of any overt display of possibly insincere showbusiness luvvie-ness.

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The interminable luvvie thank-you of legend has moved beyond amusement value, through caricature, to come out the other end as just thoroughly boring.

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I'm fed up with keep hearing this luvvie liberal and socialist nonsense, especially from breeding grounds in universities and schools.

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I've already had it out with one such luvvie right here of all places.

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In any other celeb's mouth this would sound trite and luvvie-ish.

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He's a luvvie of the best kind: supremely gifted, vastly experienced and genuinely thrilled to be working still.

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Apart from the odd young luvvie, the clientele are a mixture of rough and ready skinhead bruisers, middle class suburbanites and everyone in between.

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Was home life a bit of a luvvie-fest?

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