star
🇺🇸
/stɑːr/
🇬🇧
/stɑː(r)/
noun
A1
A luminous celestial body, like our sun, that we see at night.
The sky was filled with countless stars, each one twinkling like a tiny light.
天空中布满了无数的星星，每一颗都像微小的灯光一样闪烁。
A2
A shape with five or six points, often used as a symbol or decoration.
She drew a star on the blackboard to mark the correct answer.
她在黑板上画了一个星星来标记正确答案。
A2
A rating system used for quality, like in hotels or restaurants.
This hotel has a five-star rating, which means it's very luxurious.
这家酒店有五星级的评级，这意味着它非常豪华。
A1
A famous person in a field, like music or sports.
He became a basketball star after leading his team to victory.
他在带领球队取得胜利后成为了篮球明星。
A1
The main actor or actress in a movie or play.
She was the star of the show, with everyone else supporting her performance.
她是这场演出的明星，其他人都在支持她的表演。
R
The most outstanding or successful person or thing in a group.
He was the star of the team, scoring the most goals this season.
他是本赛季进球最多的球队明星。
R
A term of endearment or gratitude, often used to thank someone.
You found my keys? You're a star!
你找到我的钥匙了？你真是个明星！
R
A prediction of someone's future based on astrology.
I read my star predictions every week to see what's in store for me.
我每周都阅读我的星座预测，看看有什么在等着我。
intransitive verb
A2
To be the main actor or actress in a film or play.
He is set to star in the upcoming romantic comedy.
他将在即将上映的浪漫喜剧中担任主演。
A2
To feature a famous person as the main actor in a film or play.
The new movie stars Tom Hanks and Meryl Streep.
这部新电影由汤姆·汉克斯和梅丽尔·斯特里普主演。
R
To mark something with an asterisk to draw attention.
The important dates in the calendar are starred.
日历上的重要日期都标有星号。
translation
恒星, 星形, 星级, 明星, 主演, 佼佼者, 宝贝, 星座运势
主演, 由...主演, 标记星号
词形变化
3rd Present
stars
Past
starred
Perfect
starred
Progressive
starring
Plural
stars