Translations for „trouper“ in the English » Russian Dictionary

trouper [ˈtru:pəɐ, Am -pɚ] N

an old trouper

о́пытный актёр m

a real trouper

трудолюби́вый челове́к m

Usage examples with trouper

an old trouper

о́пытный актёр m

a real trouper

трудолюби́вый челове́к m

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

She has always come across as a dedicated trouper, never a diva.

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The trouper that she was, she reported on the set immediately after her hospital stay.

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In addition to performing, all of the troupers have circus chores: setting up the ring, selling concessions, tending costumes and props.

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She is, as they say, a trouper, with that curious mix of toughness and vulnerability that seems to come with the territory.

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But she proved to be a trouper, and traveled several hours by land and sea to fulfill the engagements.

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Yet he was also a long-suffering trouper doing his best in impossible circumstances, while she was an uncannily empathetic force for good.

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Sounds fun, and it might just work: she's a hard-working trouper who takes her career more seriously than she takes herself.

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And there are a lot of storm troupers here.

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Her fellow troupers called her the youngest stock leading woman in the business.

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Everyone involved appreciated her as an outstanding trouper and a caring person.

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