| 词汇 | star |
| 释义 | star (verb) star 24 ENTRIES FOUND: star (noun) star (verb) star-crossed (adjective) star-studded (adjective) star anise (noun) Star of David (noun) star sign (noun) star turn (noun) all-star (adjective) Bronze Star (noun) evening star (noun) falling star (noun) five-star (adjective) four-star (adjective) ill-starred (adjective) morning star (noun) North Star (noun) Pole Star (noun) rising star (noun) shooting star (noun) Silver Star (noun) eye (noun) promise (verb) see (verb) 1 star /ˈstɑɚ/ noun plural stars 1 star /ˈstɑɚ/ noun plural stars Learner's definition of STAR [count] 1 : any one of the objects in space that are made of burning gas and that look like points of light in the night sky星；恒星 They gazed up at the stars.他们盯着星星看。 There are billions of stars in the universe.宇宙中有亿万颗恒星。 bright star clusters明亮的星团 a distant star system遥远的星系 The stars are out [=are not hidden by clouds] tonight.今晚星星都出来了。 I'm glad we didn't use the tent. It's so much nicer to sleep outside under the stars.我很高兴我们没有搭帐篷。在星空下睡觉美妙多了。 — see also evening star, morning star, north star, pole star, shooting star 2 : a star or planet especially in a certain position that is believed in astrology to influence people's lives（占星术的）星相，星座 I was born under a lucky star. [=I was born lucky]我生来幸运。 — usually plural通常用复数 (Brit) Did you read your stars [=horoscope] today?你今天有没有看你的星座运程？ I guess romance just isn't in the stars for me right now. [=romance isn't going to happen for me right now]我觉得当下我不会有桃花运。 You can thank your lucky stars [=you are lucky] that no one was hurt.你们真幸运，没有人受伤。 — see also star-crossed 3 a : something (such as a symbol or medal) with five or more points that represents or suggests a star星状物 The teacher gives out gold stars [=gold stickers in the shape of stars] for good behavior.对于表现良好的学生，老师发金色星星贴纸。 I put stars [=asterisks] next to the most important items in the list.我在目录中最重要的项目旁标了星号。 — see also bronze star, silver star, stars and stripes b : a symbol that is shaped like a star and that is used as part of a rating system to show how good something is星级 The restaurant was awarded four stars for excellence.这家餐厅因其优秀品质被定为四星级餐厅。 Critics give the movie three stars.评论家们将这部电影定为三星。 — see also five-star, four-star 4 a : the most important and well-known performer in a movie, play, etc.（电影、戏剧中的）主角，主演 She's the star of the show.她是这场演出的主角。 b : an extremely famous and successful performer or athlete演艺界明星；体坛名将 His performance in that film made him a star.他在那部电影中的演出使他一举成名。 She always dreamed of being a movie star.她老是梦想能成为电影明星。 baseball/football/track stars棒球/橄榄球/径赛明星 a rock/pop star摇滚明星；流行歌手 He's made a name for himself as the hair stylist to the stars. [=for famous people]他因给明星做发型而成名。 — often used before another noun常用于另一名词前 star athletes明星运动员 the star system [=the practice of using famous actors in movies, etc., in order to attract a bigger audience]明星（主演）体制 The producers are looking for someone with star quality. [=the talent, looks, etc., needed to become a star]制片人在寻找具有明星气质的人。 c : a person who is very successful, important, etc.重要人物；优秀人士 There were many talented students in the class, but she was clearly the star. [=the most talented one]班级中有很多同学天资聪慧，但她明显是最优秀的。 He is a rising star [=a person who is becoming more popular and successful] in the world of politics.他是世界政坛升起的新星。 — often used before another noun常用于另一名词前 a star student学生中的佼佼者 our star trumpeter我们的明星小号手 She was the star witness at the trial.她是审判中的重要证人。 The pandas are the zoo's star attraction. [=they are the most popular attraction at the zoo]熊猫是动物园中最具人气的动物。 — see also megastar, superstar 5 British, informal : someone who is good or helpful好心的人；乐于助人者 “Thank you. You're a star!”“谢谢，你真是个好人！” (have) stars in your eyes ◊ If you have stars in your eyes you are very hopeful and excited about something and think that it will be much better or more enjoyable than it actually is.充满期待；充满幻想 When she left home she had stars in her eyes.她离家时充满幻想。 promise (someone) the stars — see 2promise reach for the stars : to try to do something that is very difficult and impressive尝试有挑战性的事；有雄心壮志 She always encouraged her children to reach for the stars.她总是鼓励自己的孩子做有挑战性的事。 see stars : to see flashes of light usually because you have been hit on the head（由于头部被击）眼冒金星 I bumped into the wall so hard that I saw stars.我一头撞到了墙上，撞得眼冒金星。 — starless /ˈstɑɚləs/ adjective a cloudy, starless sky乌云密布、没有星星的天空 — starlike /ˈstɑɚˌlaɪk/ adjective a starlike pattern星状图形 white starlike flowers星形白花 2 star /ˈstɑɚ/ verb stars; starred; starring 2 star /ˈstɑɚ/ verb stars; starred; starring Learner's definition of STAR 1 a [no object] : to play the most important role in a movie, play, etc.担任主角；当主演 — usually + in an actor who has starred in many films在多部影片中担任主角的男演员 The couple will star together in a new play.这对夫妻要在一部新戏中联袂担任主角。 She had the starring role [=she was the star] in her last three films.她在最近出演的三部电影中担任了主角。 b [+ object] : to have (someone) as the most important performer让（某人）担任主角 The new television series stars a famous movie actress.新的电视连续剧由一位著名女影星担纲。 a concert starring some of the biggest names in the business由一些业界大腕担任主角的音乐会 2 [no object] : to perform extremely well表现杰出 He starred in both baseball and football when he was in college.上大学期间，他在棒球和橄榄球上都有非常出色的表现。 She starred for/with the basketball team last year.去年，她在篮球队中表现出色。 3 [+ object] : to mark (something) with a star or other symbol用星号（或其他符号）标注 This restaurant is starred in the guidebook.这家餐厅在旅行指南上被标注了星号。 — see also ill-starred |
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