co-star

 Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++朗文当代英语 5++LDOCE 5++朗文 5++co-star1 /ˈkəʊ stɑː $ ˈkoʊ stɑːr/ noun [countable]  AACTOR/ACTRESSone of two or more famous actors who appear together in a film or play 联袂主演影星，联合主演明星► see thesaurus at actor

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co-star• Andrew Faulds may have a co-star yet.• His first wife was his co-author and co-star of Fawlty Towers, Connie Booth.• Grant and co-star Julianne Moore provide only modest charm as the couple expecting their first baby.• Perhaps a different hat like the cowl co-star George Clooney will be wearing as the next Batman.• Unlike her former co-star, Antonio Banderas, Abril has not been tamed by Hollywood.• Neither Stone, her co-star William Baldwin or the rest of the cast were involved.• Stan Laurel appeared in many comedies with his co-star Oliver Hardy.• Hepburn was Humphrey Bogart's co-star in the movie 'African Queen'.• Houston's co-star in "The Bodyguard" was Kevin Costner.co-star2 verb (co-starred, co-starring) [intransitive]  AACTOR/ACTRESSto be working in a film or play with other famous actors 联合主演，联袂演出co-star with/in She’s co-starring in a TV version of the 1960s thriller. 她将和人共同主演这部20世纪60年代惊悚片的电视版。 He co-starred with Bruce Willis in the movie ‘Die Hard’. 他和布鲁斯•威利斯联袂主演影片《虎胆龙威》。→ See Verb table

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co-star• Easy Rider had not yet burgeoned when he cast Nicholson to co-star alongside Barbra Streisand.• Last year Demi, who co-starred in Ghost, hired an amusement park for 37-year-old Bruce's big day.• De Niro had to fight for him to co-star in GoodFellas, but that was the picture which changed it all.• Annette Bening co-starred in movies such as 'Valmont', 'Postcards from the Edge' and 'Regarding Henry'.• She co-starred in Share My Lettuce with Ken.• The movie co-stars Sarah Jessica Parker, Elle Macpherson and Ben Stiller.co-star with/in• She's just picked up this bloomin' nice bunch from her co-stars in a new London play.• Beginning Friday, the Civic will co-star in a new science-fiction thriller about genetic engineering, called Gattaca.• Last year Demi, who co-starred in Ghost, hired an amusement park for 37-year-old Bruce's big day.• De Niro had to fight for him to co-star in GoodFellas, but that was the picture which changed it all.• She co-starred in Share My Lettuce with Ken.• She is with her co-star in the Henry James film-let's call him James.

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co-star¹ /ˈkəʊ stɑː $ ˈkoʊ stɑːr/ noun [countable]
one of two or more famous actors who appear together in a film or play
     

THESAURUS

   ▪ actor someone who performs in a play or film: Her son wants to be an actor. | Both my parents are actors.
   ▪ actress a woman who performs in a play or film. Many women prefer to be called actors rather than actresses: Who was the actress who played Jane Eyre? | She’s one of my favourite actresses.
   ▪ star a famous actor: Julia Roberts is a famous Hollywood star. | The hotel is popular with movie stars.
   ▪ the star someone who plays the most important part in a play or film: Daniel Radcliffe is the star of the ‘Harry Potter’ films.
   ▪ co-star one of two or more famous actors who have important parts in a play or film: Her co-star Jodie Foster won the Best Actress Award.
   ▪ the lead the main acting part in a play or film: He will play the lead in a new version of ‘Dracula’.
   ▪ extra an actor in a film who does not say anything but is part of a crowd: She started her career as an extra in TV soap operas.
   ▪ understudy an actor who learns a part in a play so that they can act the part if the usual actor is ill: Vanessa had flu, and her place was taken by her understudy, Miss Lisa Fennell.

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co-star² verb (past tense and past participle co-starred, present participle co-starring) [intransitive]
to be working in a film or play with other famous actors
    co-star with/in
    She’s co-starring in a TV version of the 1960s thriller.
    He co-starred with Bruce Willis in the movie ‘Die Hard’.