Words about occupations

Priest priest, actor, actress, dancer, director, disc jockey (D.J.) radio music host, master of ceremonies (M.C.) host, emcee, model Son, producer, film producer, singer

1. actor

Pronunciation: British [?kt?(r)]? American [?kt?r]?

Example:

This?fall?she?co-stars?in?a?film?with?the?acclaimed?British?actor?Kenneth?Branagh

This fall She co-starred in a film with popular British actor Kenneth Branagh.

2. actress

Pronunciation: British [?ktr?s]? American [?ktr?s]?

Example:

I?told?her?the?crossover?from?actress?to?singer?is?easier?than?singer?to?actress.

I told her that transitioning from an actor to a singer is better than transitioning from a singer It's easier to be an actor.

3. dancer

Pronunciation: British [?dɑ?ns?(r)]? American [?d?ns?r]?

Example sentences:

His?previous?girlfriend?was?a?dancer?with?the?Royal?Ballet?

His?previous?girlfriend?was?a?dancer?with?the?Royal?Ballet?

His?previous?girlfriend?was?a?dancer?with?the?Royal?Ballet?

His?previous?girlfriend?was?a?dancer?with?the?Royal?Ballet?

4. Director

Pronunciation: British [d?rekt?(r)]? American [d?rekt?r]?

Example sentence:

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At?Opera?North?he?will?be?in?harness?with?Paul?Daniel,?the?conductor?appointed?music?director?last?year.?

At Opera North, he will work collaboratively with music director Paul Daniel, who was appointed conductor last year.

5. singer

Pronunciation: British [?s(r)]? American [?sr]?

Example:

Singer?Brett?Anderson?inspires?old-fashioned?hero-worship.?

Singer Brett Anderson evokes the old-fashioned cult of personality.