Definition of scene-stealer in English:

scene-stealer

noun

A person or thing taking more than their fair share of attention.
抢风头的人（或物）
Example sentencesExamples
- The grilled pancake with shrimp and leeks was the second scene-stealer of the night, though.
- Judging from my mail, Rick's a real scene-stealer.
- Then came the scene-stealer - the superstar and megastar hugging each other - and the entire place exploded into brilliant silver as the flash bulbs kept popping frenziedly.
- Early season, it has been Swede Annika Sorenstam, easily the most dominant figure for the past 18 months, who has been the scene-stealer.
- Adam Scott, a 23-year-old Australian, is the most accomplished and unabashed scene-stealer in the game.
- The old pub here is full of movie memorabilia, but for me Silverton's real scene-stealers are two old Volkswagens.
- The scene-stealer, going by the thunderous applause, is a man swallowing three live fish swimming in water and, after a while, spitting them out alive!
- These are just the scene-stealers; there are also hundreds of smaller intricate designs such as figurines, jewelry and pottery.
- Not to be outdone by those political scene-stealers in California, the Democratic presidential candidates have their own debate tonight in New Mexico.
- The red-coloured open-top Baby Austin of 1925 was a scene-stealer.
- But the real scene-stealer is the grand topiary in the grounds - a wondrous, motionless stampede of green elephants and giraffes.
- Some of the scene-stealers of the evening were the dancing kids, who brought smiles all around.
- Too many patterns and dark jewel-tone colors turned the accent pillows into decorative scene-stealers.
- Actually, his entry was enough of a scene-stealer.
- Zinnias are scene-stealers so it's a challenge teaming them up with other plants.

Definition of scene-stealer in US English:

scene-stealer

nounsin ˈstilər

1An actor who outshines the rest of the cast, especially unexpectedly.
Example sentencesExamples
- The frequent scene-stealer is Ben Miller, who plays Eddie's sardonic caretaker, Soren.
- The scene-stealer in Chocolat is Alfred Molina, who goes all out to create a character from the caricature he is presented with on paper.
- The real scene-stealer is Ben Affleck, whose riveting supporting performance recalls Alec Baldwin's mesmerizing cameo in Glengarry Glenn Ross.
- The two women's beaux are nondescript types and even veteran scene-stealer Coburn is no match for Monroe and Russell who dominate the screen in every scene they're in.
- Meanwhile, Andrea House is a scene-stealer as the lugubriously defiant Scottish maid.
- In a supporting role, Michael Gambon is, as always, a scene-stealer.
- As Carlo's mother-in-law, Anna, Sandrelli is the real scene-stealer, providing much of the film's comic relief in her hopeless efforts to have an affair.
- He uses humor and gritty appeal to fertilize his growth as a budding scene-stealer.
- She elicits big laughs throughout, making David's shy admirer almost grotesquely timid and inept, and in the process turning a minor character into a scene-stealer.
- The 10-year-old actress who plays Suri in the movie was the scene-stealer of the day.
- Comic relief is provided by character actor and resident scene-stealer Jeff York, as the lazy, good-for-nothing neighbor Bud Searcy.
- Their act isn't for everyone, but there's no denying Spader and Shatner are well-matched scene-stealers.
- Normally I can't stand those cheeky little scene-stealers trotting around on-screen as they make a general nuisance themselves.
- But the actor who proved to be a scene-stealer was none other than Mehmood.
- Hollywood's ultimate scene-stealer is still up to his old tricks.
- The scene-stealer turns out to be Bad Santa's Tony Cox, who works in Santa's workshop as a double agent for the Kwanzaa Liberation Front.
- The scene-stealer is Kevin Bacon which is interesting since his character is invisible for half of the movie.
- Not surprisingly, the scene-stealer is Eugene Levy, whose deadpan portrayal of an uptight department store salesman is one of Serendipity's highlights.
- Tony Cox's Marcus is perhaps the biggest scene-stealer in the entire film.
- Curtis is the true scene-stealer, though, and shines from start to finish.
1. 1.1 A person or thing that takes more than their fair share of attention.
  抢风头的人（或物）
  Example sentencesExamples
  Early season, it has been Swede Annika Sorenstam, easily the most dominant figure for the past 18 months, who has been the scene-stealer.
  These are just the scene-stealers; there are also hundreds of smaller intricate designs such as figurines, jewelry and pottery.
  Adam Scott, a 23-year-old Australian, is the most accomplished and unabashed scene-stealer in the game.
  Judging from my mail, Rick's a real scene-stealer.
  The red-coloured open-top Baby Austin of 1925 was a scene-stealer.
  The scene-stealer, going by the thunderous applause, is a man swallowing three live fish swimming in water and, after a while, spitting them out alive!
  The old pub here is full of movie memorabilia, but for me Silverton's real scene-stealers are two old Volkswagens.
  Zinnias are scene-stealers so it's a challenge teaming them up with other plants.
  Then came the scene-stealer - the superstar and megastar hugging each other - and the entire place exploded into brilliant silver as the flash bulbs kept popping frenziedly.
  The grilled pancake with shrimp and leeks was the second scene-stealer of the night, though.
  But the real scene-stealer is the grand topiary in the grounds - a wondrous, motionless stampede of green elephants and giraffes.
  Actually, his entry was enough of a scene-stealer.
  Not to be outdone by those political scene-stealers in California, the Democratic presidential candidates have their own debate tonight in New Mexico.
  Too many patterns and dark jewel-tone colors turned the accent pillows into decorative scene-stealers.
  Some of the scene-stealers of the evening were the dancing kids, who brought smiles all around.

词汇	scene-stealer
释义	Definition of scene-stealer in English: scene-stealer noun A person or thing taking more than their fair share of attention. 抢风头的人（或物） Example sentencesExamples The grilled pancake with shrimp and leeks was the second scene-stealer of the night, though. Judging from my mail, Rick's a real scene-stealer. Then came the scene-stealer - the superstar and megastar hugging each other - and the entire place exploded into brilliant silver as the flash bulbs kept popping frenziedly. Early season, it has been Swede Annika Sorenstam, easily the most dominant figure for the past 18 months, who has been the scene-stealer. Adam Scott, a 23-year-old Australian, is the most accomplished and unabashed scene-stealer in the game. The old pub here is full of movie memorabilia, but for me Silverton's real scene-stealers are two old Volkswagens. The scene-stealer, going by the thunderous applause, is a man swallowing three live fish swimming in water and, after a while, spitting them out alive! These are just the scene-stealers; there are also hundreds of smaller intricate designs such as figurines, jewelry and pottery. Not to be outdone by those political scene-stealers in California, the Democratic presidential candidates have their own debate tonight in New Mexico. The red-coloured open-top Baby Austin of 1925 was a scene-stealer. But the real scene-stealer is the grand topiary in the grounds - a wondrous, motionless stampede of green elephants and giraffes. Some of the scene-stealers of the evening were the dancing kids, who brought smiles all around. Too many patterns and dark jewel-tone colors turned the accent pillows into decorative scene-stealers. Actually, his entry was enough of a scene-stealer. Zinnias are scene-stealers so it's a challenge teaming them up with other plants. Definition of scene-stealer in US English: scene-stealer nounsin ˈstilər 1An actor who outshines the rest of the cast, especially unexpectedly. Example sentencesExamples The frequent scene-stealer is Ben Miller, who plays Eddie's sardonic caretaker, Soren. The scene-stealer in Chocolat is Alfred Molina, who goes all out to create a character from the caricature he is presented with on paper. The real scene-stealer is Ben Affleck, whose riveting supporting performance recalls Alec Baldwin's mesmerizing cameo in Glengarry Glenn Ross. The two women's beaux are nondescript types and even veteran scene-stealer Coburn is no match for Monroe and Russell who dominate the screen in every scene they're in. Meanwhile, Andrea House is a scene-stealer as the lugubriously defiant Scottish maid. In a supporting role, Michael Gambon is, as always, a scene-stealer. As Carlo's mother-in-law, Anna, Sandrelli is the real scene-stealer, providing much of the film's comic relief in her hopeless efforts to have an affair. He uses humor and gritty appeal to fertilize his growth as a budding scene-stealer. She elicits big laughs throughout, making David's shy admirer almost grotesquely timid and inept, and in the process turning a minor character into a scene-stealer. The 10-year-old actress who plays Suri in the movie was the scene-stealer of the day. Comic relief is provided by character actor and resident scene-stealer Jeff York, as the lazy, good-for-nothing neighbor Bud Searcy. Their act isn't for everyone, but there's no denying Spader and Shatner are well-matched scene-stealers. Normally I can't stand those cheeky little scene-stealers trotting around on-screen as they make a general nuisance themselves. But the actor who proved to be a scene-stealer was none other than Mehmood. Hollywood's ultimate scene-stealer is still up to his old tricks. The scene-stealer turns out to be Bad Santa's Tony Cox, who works in Santa's workshop as a double agent for the Kwanzaa Liberation Front. The scene-stealer is Kevin Bacon which is interesting since his character is invisible for half of the movie. Not surprisingly, the scene-stealer is Eugene Levy, whose deadpan portrayal of an uptight department store salesman is one of Serendipity's highlights. Tony Cox's Marcus is perhaps the biggest scene-stealer in the entire film. Curtis is the true scene-stealer, though, and shines from start to finish. 1.1 A person or thing that takes more than their fair share of attention. 抢风头的人（或物） Example sentencesExamples Early season, it has been Swede Annika Sorenstam, easily the most dominant figure for the past 18 months, who has been the scene-stealer. These are just the scene-stealers; there are also hundreds of smaller intricate designs such as figurines, jewelry and pottery. Adam Scott, a 23-year-old Australian, is the most accomplished and unabashed scene-stealer in the game. Judging from my mail, Rick's a real scene-stealer. The red-coloured open-top Baby Austin of 1925 was a scene-stealer. The scene-stealer, going by the thunderous applause, is a man swallowing three live fish swimming in water and, after a while, spitting them out alive! The old pub here is full of movie memorabilia, but for me Silverton's real scene-stealers are two old Volkswagens. Zinnias are scene-stealers so it's a challenge teaming them up with other plants. Then came the scene-stealer - the superstar and megastar hugging each other - and the entire place exploded into brilliant silver as the flash bulbs kept popping frenziedly. The grilled pancake with shrimp and leeks was the second scene-stealer of the night, though. But the real scene-stealer is the grand topiary in the grounds - a wondrous, motionless stampede of green elephants and giraffes. Actually, his entry was enough of a scene-stealer. Not to be outdone by those political scene-stealers in California, the Democratic presidential candidates have their own debate tonight in New Mexico. Too many patterns and dark jewel-tone colors turned the accent pillows into decorative scene-stealers. Some of the scene-stealers of the evening were the dancing kids, who brought smiles all around.
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