Pronunciation: /ˈæk.tɪŋ/
noun the art or occupation of performing in plays, movies, or television productions
A1 I enjoy watching acting in movies.
A2 She has always had a passion for acting on stage.
B1 His acting in the school play was praised by the audience.
B2 The actor's versatility in his acting roles is impressive.
C1 She studied acting at a prestigious drama school.
C2 The director's innovative approach to acting techniques has garnered critical acclaim.
verb the act of performing in a play, movie, or television production
A1 She is acting in a school play.
A2 He enjoys acting in local theater productions.
B1 The actress is known for her versatile acting skills.
B2 The director praised her for her natural acting ability.
C1 He has been acting in Hollywood films for over twenty years.
C2 Her acting in the latest movie was truly exceptional.
adjective pretending to be someone or something for a performance
A1 She is an acting student.
A2 He enjoys acting in school plays.
B1 The acting coach helped me improve my skills.
B2 The acting troupe put on a fantastic performance.
C1 Her acting in the movie was praised by critics.
C2 He has a natural talent for acting on stage.
formal The actor's acting skills were praised by the critics.
informal She's been acting in a lot of indie films lately.
slang He's really good at fake acting, it's hilarious.
figurative Her kindness is just an act, she's not really that nice.
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