actor

English - Turkish

Definition of actor in English Turkish dictionary

{i} oyuncu

Bir erkek oyuncuya benziyor muyum? - Do I look like an actor?

Oyuncunun kariyeri 30 yıl sürdü. - The actor’s career lasted for thirty years.

{i} erkek oyuncu

Tom en iyi yardımcı erkek oyuncu dalında oskar kazandı. - Tom won the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor.

Leonardo DiCaprio, Hayalet filminde Hugh Glass rolüyle en iyi erkek oyuncu dalında Oscar kazandı. - Leonardo DiCaprio won the Oscar for best actor for his role as Hugh Glass in The Revenant.

{i} aktör

O, Amerikan sahnesinde en iyi aktör oldu. - He became the finest actor on the American stage.

O bir garson ve bir aktördür. - He is a waiter and an actor.

{i} katılımcı

yapan kimse

bir olayda yer alan kimse

(Sosyoloji, Toplumbilim) fail

(Sosyoloji, Toplumbilim) edimci

(Dilbilim) eden

actor id

(Bilgisayar) erkek sanatçı no

actor's assistant

(Ticaret) envanter görevlisi

leading actor

başaktör

leading actor

(Sinema) başrol oyuncusu

english actor on stage and in films (1908-1990)

Sahnede İngiliz aktör ve filmlerde (1908-1990)

Jackie Chan never uses stunt actor, he always acts himself.

(Kanun) asli fail

{i} acemi aktör

{i} aktör bozuntusu

(Tiyatro) lirik sanatçı

natural actor

(Sinema) amatör oyuncu

natural actor

(Sinema) doğal oyuncu

yardımcı başrol oyuncu

to give the actor his cue

(Tiyatro) oyuncuya replik vermek

English - English

Definition of actor in English English dictionary: The entity that performs a role (in use case analysis); a person who performs in a theatrical play or film; one who acts; a doer; An advocate or proctor in civil courts or causes; One who institutes a suit; plaintiff or complainant; One who enacts a certain policy action; one who takes part in a situation; {i} one who acts, performer (in plays, films, etc.); {n} a man that acts on a stage, doer, agent; kanaka hana keaka body: kino; a theatrical performer; Critical success factor (CSF) Mapping; An external agent that interacts with an application or system This is also a model for concurrent programming; Someone or something, outside the system that interacts with the system 1; Someone or something, outside the system that interacts with the system; attribute defined by the SOAP 1 1 specification It's presence on a child element of the Header element identifies the endpoint for which this element was intended (see also mustUnderstand); a person who acts and gets things done; "he's a principal actor in this affair"; "when you want something done get a doer"; "he's a miracle worker"; A representation of an agent (animate or inanimate) on a Use Case Diagram external to the system being designed See Also Use Case, Use Case Diagram; Someone involved in the story, either as one who pulls the levers that make things happen, or the person who gets caught in the gears Not the official spokespeople, experts or other bystanders; An executable entity This was called a block in Ptolemy Classic; Anything that needs to interact with the system to exchange information To the system, an actor could be a customer, user, department, organization, or another system; An external entity that interacts with the system (similar to an external entity in data flow diagramming); unit of the evenemential level of the dialectic component, composed of a semic molecule to which roles are associated; An Actor is an object It can be virtually anything: A photo, animation, sound or video clip, text, 3d object, etc Even a background graphic is an Actor (See Object, below ) The Actors view mode is accessed via the View menu or by double-clicking on a Chapter icon; any external that primarily represents one or more people: role, team, or organization Note that the term actor often refers to the role that is played by a person, whereas in English, the term actor means the person that plays the role Thus, the word "actor" is a misnomer and a source of confusion The word "external role" would be more accurate and less misleading Note that in UML, an actor refers to any external, and the stick figure icon for an actor can represent a hardware device or application This is also misleading; Hypocrite/Sell out (Adj )(see accountant Bob, most secular rappers, wangsta) spurious individual; One who claims to be "down" when they aren't; A hater/ "He thinks he's all-dat but he's a straight up ACTOR!"; means a Performer engaged to speak or mime 5 or fewer Lines of Dialogue, or whose performance constitutes an individual characterization notwithstanding the absence of dialogue; "a performer who developed in himself the art of inner and outer mimicry and incarnation" (Richard Boleslavsky on Stanislavsky System) Initiator, leader and organizer of the material (the actor and medium are one and the same thing) (Biomechanics); Actors are used when writing use cases Actors are a role of an entity external to the system, and can be humans, machines, or devices Actors are divided into primary and secondary A primary actor is one having a goal requiring the assistance of the system, while a secondary actor is one from which the system needs assistance to satisfy its goal (see The Unified Modeling Language Reference Manual, Rumbaugh, Jacobson, and Booch, p 144); An external entity, typically a human user, that interacts with a system The rôle played by that person, rather than the individual Drawn as a stick-figure in the notation, usually corresponding to a stakeholder in the business; One of the elements of the Unified Modelling Language (UML), an actor represents a coherent set of roles played by a user of a system being modelled; An external entity that interacts with the system (similar to an external entity in data flow diagramming) (20) See also Use case; A person who plays the role of a character in a film or a play In the past, the term "actor" referred exclusively to males whereas female actors were called "actresses " Today the term "actor" is used to refer to both men and women See also actor star; An actor is a communication role played by a party in the healthcare domain that is involved in providing or consuming information Actors include both humans and other quasi-autonomous things, such as machines, computer tasks, and systems; This one may seem obvious, but let's remember that this is the person who is performing a role; A theatrical performer; a stageplayer; a person who acts and gets things done; "he's a principal actor in this affair"; "when you want something done get a doer"; "he's a miracle worker; One who acts, or takes part in any affair; a doer; An actor is someone whose job is acting in plays or films. `Actor' in the singular usually refers to a man, but some women who act prefer to be called `actors' rather than `actresses'. His father was an actor in the Cantonese Opera Company You have to be a very good actor to play that part. someone who performs in a play or film leading/principal actor
actor's agent: a business agent for an actor
actor's line: words making up the dialogue of a play; "the actor forgot his speech
actor-manager system: Method of theatrical production prevalent in 19th-century England and the U.S. In this system, an actor formed a theatre company, chose the plays he wanted to produce, played the leading roles in them, and managed the company's business arrangements. The first actor-managers emerged in the 17th century, and in the 18th century actor-managers such as Colley Cibber and David Garrick gained prominence. The system produced high performance standards, typified by 19th-century figures such as William Macready, Henry Irving, and Herbert Tree. It waned as actor-managers were replaced first by stage managers and later by directors
actorish: Of or pertaining to an actor or theatrical acting; like an actor
His flamboyance was more actorish than anything else.
character actor: A supporting actor who specializes in playing more eccentric or unusual roles
voice actor: An actor who provides voices for animations, commercials and dubbed films etc
An actor: thespian
Willie the Actor: {i} nickname of Willie Sutton (1901-1980) famous innovative United States bank robber who was also known and "Slick Willie
actors: Actors are anything outside the system that interact with Use Cases
actors: People who stand between the audience and the set designer's art, blocking the view That's also the origin of the word "blocking", by the way Greg Quillinan, Florham Park Players, Morris Plains, NJ
actors: Individuals or organizations that play a direct role in the conduct of world politics
actors: Genesius
actors: plural of actor
actors: (defined by a set designer) People who stand between the audience and the set designer's art, blocking the view That's also the origin of the word "blocking," by the way
actors: all those having an active involvement in the identification, preparation and/or implementation of a project As such 'actors' are a special type of stakeholder, although the terms are sometimes used interchangeably
actors: Jargon for service employees who work together to perform a service for the "audience" (the customers)
actors: People, software or other devices that interface with a system See Use-case
actors: Those people involved in all the different aspects of the planning, using, and protecting of a marine protected area
actors: are the entities that you use to populate and change the behavior of your maps The actors can be anything from the Creatures inhabiting Unreal to Decorations, all the way down to Path Nodes and Portal Declarations
amateur actor: actor who is not a professional, one who acts as a hobby
bad actor: One that consistently behaves or reacts poorly: "Phosphorus is not the only bad actor in lake eutrophication" (Chemical Week)
beginning actor: actor who is just starting his career
character actor: actor who works portraying serious roles
character actor: an actor who specializes in playing supporting roles
character actor: A character actor is an actor who specializes in playing unusual or eccentric people. an actor who typically plays unusual characters, rather than the most important characters
conscientious disobedient actor: individual refusing to comply with an order on moral or religious grounds
film actor: one who plays roles in motion pictures, performer in movies
ham actor: {i} amateur actor who overacts
leading actor: {i} actor who plays the principal role in a movie or play
screen actor: an actor who plays a role in a film
stage actor: one who acts in live theater performances

actor

Hyphenation

Ac·tor

Turkish pronunciation

äktır

Synonyms

actress, performer, player, doer, participant, complainant, plaintiff, role, amateur, artist, barnstormer, bit player, character, clown, comedian

Antonyms

audience, fan

Pronunciation

/ˈaktər/ /ˈæktɜr/

Etymology

[ 'ak-t&r also -"tor ] (noun.) 15th century. From Latin āctor (“doer”), from agere (“to do”). Cognate with Ancient Greek ἄκτωρ (aktōr, “leader”), from ἄγω (agō, “lead, carry, convey, bring”).