Übersetzungen

starsubstantiv
stars
Pl.
UK
/stɑː/
US
/stɑr/
The star shone brightly in the night sky.
Звезда ярко светила на ночном небе.
The actor became a star after his latest movie.
Актёр стал знаменитостью после своего последнего фильма.
starverb
starred
Präteritum
starred
Partizip Perfekt
starring
Gerundium
UK
/stɑː/
US
/stɑr/
She will star in the new movie.
Она будет сниматься в новом фильме.
играть главную роль
He is set to star in the upcoming play.
Он должен играть главную роль в предстоящей пьесе.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
staradjektiv
UK
/stɑː/
US
/stɑr/
Used attributively to describe outstanding quality or a star-shaped characteristic.

Definitionen

starsubstantiv
A celestial body that generates light and other radiant energy through nuclear fusion reactions in its core, typically visible in the night sky as a point of light.
The North Star is used for navigation because it remains nearly fixed in our sky.
A famous or exceptionally talented person, especially in the entertainment or sports industries.
The movie star was surrounded by fans as she left the premiere.
A symbol or shape with five or more points, often used for decoration or as a rating indicator.
The teacher placed a gold star on the student's homework for excellent work.
A leading or principal performer in a theatrical or musical production.
The star of the play received a standing ovation for her performance.
starverb
To feature as a principal performer or actor in a film, play, or other entertainment.
She will star in the upcoming blockbuster movie.
To mark with a star or asterisk.
Please star the items you want to prioritize on the list.
To perform outstandingly or prominently in a particular role or activity.
He starred in the championship game, scoring the winning goal.
staradjektiv
Outstanding or excellent; of the highest quality or importance.
She delivered a star performance that impressed all the judges.
Having the shape or characteristics of a star.
They hung star decorations on the tree.