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star

gb/stˈɑɹ/ us/stˈɑɹ/
A2 英語
~ 1300
csillag, sztár, főszerepet játszik, kiemelkedő tehetség
名詞 A2
1
用法パターン:
a [adjective] star
The North Star has guided travelers for centuries.
A Sarkcsillag évszázadokon át segítette az utazókat a tájékozódásban.
Many stars are much larger than our Sun.
Sok csillag sokkal nagyobb, mint a Napunk.
Through the telescope, we saw a red giant star.
学習者向け例文
The Sun is a star.
A Nap egy csillag.
I can see many stars at night.
Éjszaka sok csillagot látok.
That star is very bright.
よくある間違い:
Learners sometimes confuse 'star' with 'planet'; planets do not make their own light.
意味
A luminous celestial body
コロケーション
bright star |distant star |star cluster |shooting star |binary star
類義語
sun (Refers to the specific star at the center of our solar system.)
対義語
planet (A large celestial body that does not produce its own light.)
テーマ
astronomy |space |nature |science
定義

A huge ball of very hot gas in space that gives off light, like the Sun.

A massive, self-luminous sphere of hot gases, primarily hydrogen and helium, visible in the night sky.

名詞 A2
2
用法パターン:
a [adjective] star
She became a Hollywood star after her breakout role.
Áttörést hozó szerepe után hollywoodi sztár lett.
The soccer star scored three goals in the match.
A futballsztár három gólt szerzett a meccsen.
He's a rising star in the music industry.
学習者向け例文
She is a movie star.
Ő filmsztár.
The football star is very popular.
A futballsztár nagyon népszerű.
He is a big pop star.
よくある間違い:
Sometimes confused with 'celebrity', but 'star' often implies exceptional skill as well as fame.
意味
A celebrated entertainer or sports figure
コロケーション
movie star |pop star |sports star |Hollywood star
類義語
celebrity (A general term for a famous person, not limited to performance.)
対義語
unknown (Someone who is not famous or recognized.)
テーマ
entertainment |sports |celebrity |arts_entertainment |core_vocabulary
定義

A person who is very famous and skilled in acting, singing, sports, or similar activities.

A person who is widely known and admired for their talent in entertainment, sports, or another public field.

動詞 B1
3
用法パターン:
to star in [something]
She will star in the new action film.
Az új akciófilmben ő játssza majd a főszerepet.
The play stars two award-winning actors.
A darabban két díjnyertes színész játszik főszerepet.
He starred alongside his brother in the comedy series.
学習者向け例文
She will star in the new film.
Ő játssza majd a főszerepet az új filmben.
He stars in that TV show.
Abban a tévéműsorban ő játssza a főszerepet.
They star together in the play.
よくある間違い:
Learners may confuse 'star' as a verb with 'feature'; 'feature' can include less prominent roles.
意味
To be the main performer
コロケーション
star in a movie |star alongside |star opposite
類義語
headline (Used more for events or shows, meaning to be the main attraction.)
対義語
support (To play a secondary role rather than the lead.)
テーマ
entertainment |performing arts |arts_entertainment |core_vocabulary
定義

To be the most important actor or performer in a movie, play, or show.

To perform the principal part in a film, play, television show, or other entertainment event.

名詞 A2
4
The teacher put a gold star on my homework.
A tanár egy aranycsillagot tett a házi feladatomra.
Hotels are rated on a five-star scale.
A szállodákat egytől öt csillagig terjedő skálán minősítik.
An asterisk is sometimes called a star.
学習者向け例文
The paper has a gold star on it.
A papíron van egy aranycsillag.
That hotel has five stars.
Annak a szállodának öt csillaga van.
I drew a big star on the card.
意味
A star-shaped symbol or mark
コロケーション
gold star |five-star rating
類義語
asterisk (Specifically refers to the typographic symbol *.)
テーマ
writing |symbols |communication |arts_entertainment |core_vocabulary
定義

A small shape with points that looks like a star, used in writing or decoration.

A shape or symbol with points radiating from a center, often used for decoration or to indicate importance or quality.

名詞 B1
5
She's the star of the engineering team.
Ő a mérnökcsapat kiemelkedő tehetsége.
Our new chef is a rising star in the culinary world.
Az új séfünk feltörekvő csillag a gasztronómia világában.
That student is a real star in mathematics.
学習者向け例文
He is the star of the class.
Ő az osztály sztárja.
She is a rising star at work.
A munkahelyén feltörekvő tehetségnek számít.
Our teacher says I am a math star.
意味
An exceptionally skilled person (figurative)
コロケーション
rising star |star employee
類義語
standout (Informal term for someone who is noticeably better than others.)
対義語
mediocrity (Someone who is only average and not outstanding.)
テーマ
achievement |work |education |core_vocabulary
定義

Someone who is very good at something and admired by others.

A person who is exceptionally talented or admired in their field, not necessarily in entertainment or sports.

文法
辞書形
star
IPA
GB/stˈɑɹ/
US/stˈɑɹ/
音節・強勢
star (1音節)
Stress on 1st syllable (star)
活用形
Noun
  • Base: star
  • Plural: stars
Verb
  • Base: star
  • 3rd Person Singular: stars
  • Present Participle: starring
  • Past: starred
関連語
Forms
stars noun starring verb starred verb
Related words
starry adjective superstar noun B1 starlight noun
Negative and opposite forms
starless adjective
Advanced or less common
stardom noun stellar adjective
文法ポイント
  • Irregular present participle: starring Verb
  • Irregular past: starred Verb
表現

a star is born

1
/ə stˈɑɹ ˈɪz bˈɔɹn/
fixed phrase

Someone talented becomes known publicly

When someone new becomes famous because they are very talented.

例文
  • After her first big concert, a star was born.
  • When he scored that winning goal, a star was born.

see stars

1
/sˈi stˈɑɹz/
idiom informal

Experience flashes of light after impact or dizziness

To see bright spots of light because you hit your head or feel dizzy.

例文
  • I hit my head on the door and saw stars.
  • After spinning too fast, he started to see stars.

thank your lucky stars

1
/θˈæŋk jˈʊɹ lˈʌki stˈɑɹz/
idiom informal

Be thankful for good luck

To feel happy and lucky about something good that happened.

例文
  • You should thank your lucky stars you weren't hurt in that accident.
  • I thank my lucky stars every day for my family.

under the stars

1
/ˈʌndɚ ðə stˈɑɹz/
fixed phrase

Outdoors at night beneath the sky

Outside at night when you can see the stars above you.

例文
  • We camped under the stars by the lake.
  • They enjoyed dinner under the stars on the rooftop.

reach for the stars

1
/ɹˈit͡ʃ fɚ ðə stˈɑɹz/
idiom

Aim for something very ambitious

To try to do something that is very hard or special.

例文
  • She always tells her students to reach for the stars.
  • She told her students to always reach for the stars.
  • If you want to reach for the stars, you must work hard every day.
  • If you reach for the stars, you might get further than you think.

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