Examples of using A diva in English and their translations into Hebrew
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They're calling me a diva.
Who doesn't need a Diva?
The Online Urban Dictionary defines a diva as.
Which you would be driving right now if you weren't such a diva.
That's what being a diva's all about.
I called you a diva.
What's he talking about,"Renting a Diva Dee?"?
What I need to learn from you is how to be a diva.
Because you behave like a diva when you get tired.
Sorry I called you a diva.
She wanted to be a Diva so bad, I told her
A diva doesn't settle for less than what she wants, and she won't apologise
You are a diva, and you have been a nightmare, but you're not a diva because you have been a nightmare.
I will say this-- being a diva is all about emotion.
Staying in this room is transforming you into its previous occupant… a diva who ignores my calls and has no work ethic.
I'm sorry, I don't mean to be a diva or anything, but, um, there's just… there's so many people here right now.
And that is how I made the manager cry at the Cheesecake Factory… by being a diva.
I myself have been considered quite a diva at many a local restaurant because I know what I want and I will send a dish back.
Some guys look for sex bombs with perfect bodies and a diva attitude, while for others a playful woman is more attractive.
Even when, thanks to my films, she became a diva She never forgot where she was from.