How do you say star English?

First, pronunciation

English: [/ST \u? (r)/]； United States: [/stɑ? r/]

Second, Chinese translation.

Star rating, esp in hotels or restaurants; Star; Star; Stars; Leading role, starring; Asterisk; Astrology; Star; A star who sings (or performs); The best (or excellent and successful) person; Star ornament

Verb (abbreviation of verb) starring; Starring; Play the leading role; With ... as the protagonist; Put an asterisk (beside words, etc)

Starring; Marked with an asterisk; Decorate with stars; Stars gather.

Third, form.

Third person singular: star

Plural number: stars

Present participle: starring

Past tense: asterisk

Past participle: asterisk

Fourth, phrase collocation.

Bright star? Dazzling star

Big star? big star

Former star? Former star

Movie star? film star

Guest star? guest

Rap star? Rap star

Bilingual examples of verbs (abbreviation of verb)

1. That? Monkeys? Used to be. That? Star? Attraction? Where is it? That? Show. ?

That monkey is the most eye-catching star in the program.

2.he is. Starring? Are you online? Dozens? Yes? Movies. ?

He starred in many films.

3. He is. Understand? That? Star? Role? Are you online? That? New? Movies. ?

He will star in the new film.

4. Is she? Is it? Where to? Star? Are you online? Answer? New? Movies. ?

She will play the leading role in a new film.

5. Is she? Really? That? Difficult to define? what's up That? Manufacturing? Ann? Actress? Answer? Star. ?

She has indescribable qualities that make an actress a star.

6. By whom? then what She? Used to be. Established? As? Answer? Star. ?

At that time, her star status had been established.

Use of intransitive verbs

1. basically means "star", which refers to a celestial body that can be seen on a clear night. It is a countable noun, which can be extended to "people or things as bright as stars", that is, "stars, famous horns";

2. In formal style, it can be interpreted as "fame, opportunity and luck", which is a countable noun;

It can also mean "starring", that is, playing the leading role in a movie, and sometimes it can also mean "making (someone) popular".