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star

/stɑːr/

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adjective

/stɑːr/B1formal
  • ruОписывает кого-то или что-то как выдающееся, отличное или высоко талантливое.

Describes someone or something as outstanding, excellent, or highly talented.

  1. Outstanding or excellentB1informal

    Describing someone or something that is exceptionally good or prominent.

    ruВыдающийся

    • She is a star player on the team.
    • The restaurant received star reviews from critics.
    • He gave a star performance in the play.

    Synonymsbrilliantdistinguishedexcellentexceptionalforemostleadingoutstandingsuperbtop

  2. Celebrity statusB2informal

    Relating to or characteristic of a famous person or celebrity.

    ruЗвёздный

    • The star lifestyle attracts many young people.
    • She lives a star existence with constant media attention.
    • The event featured star guests from Hollywood.

    Synonymscelebrateddistinguishedeminentfamousillustriousleadingnotablepreeminentprominentrenownedtop

Forms
  • starrer comparative form
  • starrest superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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noun

/stɑːr/A1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее небесное тело, состоящее из массы газа, удерживаемой собственной гравитацией, излучающее свет и тепло.

A noun referring to a celestial body consisting of a mass of gas held together by its own gravity, emitting light and heat.

  1. Celestial bodyA1formal

    A massive, luminous sphere of plasma held together by gravity, visible in the night sky.

    ruЗвезда

    • Look at the bright star in the sky.
    • The North Star helps with navigation.
    • Stars twinkle on clear nights.

    Synonymsfixed starluminarysun

  2. Famous personA2informal

    A very famous or talented person, especially in entertainment.

    ruЗнаменитость

    • She is a pop star with millions of fans.
    • He became a movie star after one film.
    • The football star scored the winning goal.

    Synonymscelebrityiconidolleadluminarynamesuperstar

  3. A1formal

    A star-shaped figure used as a symbol, often for rating or decoration.

    ruЗвёздочка

    • The restaurant got five stars in the review.
    • Draw a gold star on the chart.
    • Stars decorate the Christmas tree.

    Synonymsasteriskpentagram

Forms
  • stars plural form
  • stars' possessive plural form
  • star's possessive singular form
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verb

/stɑːr/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения кого-то или чего-то как главной звезды или для выделения на первом плане.

A verb used to mark or feature someone or something as the main attraction or to feature prominently.

  1. Feature as main actorB1formal

    To have someone as the main performer or actor in a film, play, or show.

    ruИграть главную роль

    • The movie stars Tom Hanks in the lead role.
    • She starred in her first Broadway production last year.
    • The series stars a talented young actress.

    Synonymsfeatureheadline

  2. Be the main attractionB2informal

    To be the most important or prominent person or thing in a situation.

    ruИграть главную роль

    • He starred at the event with his amazing performance.
    • The new product will star in our marketing campaign.
    • She starred in the team's victory with her goals.

    Synonymsdominatefeatureheadlinelead

Forms
  • starred past participle
  • starred past simple
  • starring present participle
  • stars third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

Inherited terms

Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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