- 1（原指）歌劇女伶／首席女歌手；（現今口語，常帶貶意）耍大牌的人
A diva was originally a famous, highly respected female opera singer — a real star of the stage. Today the word is used much more loosely, and often a little negatively: a 'diva' is someone, often but not only a woman, who is dramatic, hard to please, and acts like they deserve special treatment.
From the word’s history
From Italian diva 'goddess', from Latin dīva, feminine of dīvus 'divine'.
借自義大利文 diva「女神」，源自拉丁文 dīva「女神」。
組成From Italian, meaning 'goddess.'
同家族的字
- divineshares the same Latin root meaning 'godlike'
原始詞典資料3 筆記錄
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divanoun/ˈdiː.və/
- 1
Any female celebrity, usually a well known singer or actress.
- 2
derogatoryslanginformalA person with an inflated sense of self, who has high expectations of others, and who is extremely demanding and fussy when it comes to personal privileges.
- 3
One who amazes or stuns, especially in a confident and feminine manner; (by extension) a term of endearment.
- Who is this DIVA 💜?
- What a diva i love her
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