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star [stα:r]1. noun• you can thank your lucky stars that... (inf) tu peux remercier le ciel de ce que...• the stars ( = horoscope) l'horoscope m• three-/five-star hotel hôtel m trois/cinq étoilesb. ( = famous person) vedette f[+ actor] avoir pour vedette• starring Mel Gibson as... avec Mel Gibson dans le rôle de...4. compounds► star-studded adjective [cast, premiere] prestigieux ; [show, event] à la distribution prestigieuse* * *[stɑː(r)] 1.1) ( in sky) étoile f2) ( celebrity) vedette f, star f3) ( asterisk) astérisque m5) Military ( mark of rank) étoile f2.stars plural noun horoscope m3.- star combining form Tourism4.three-/four-star hotel — hôtel (à) trois/quatre étoiles
transitive verb (p prés etc - rr-)1) [film, play] avoir [quelqu'un] pour vedette [actor]2) ( mark with star) (gén au passif) marquer [quelque chose] d'un astérisque5.intransitive verb (p prés etc - rr-) [actor] jouer le rôle principal (in dans)•• -
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['stʌdɪd]1) [ jacket] borchiato; [door, beam, tyres] chiodatostudded boots studded shoes — sport scarpe coi tacchetti
2) (sprinkled)studded with — costellato di [diamonds, jewels]
* * *studded /ˈstʌdɪd/a.1 coperto; guarnito, decorato ( di borchie, ecc.): a door studded with nails, una porta coperta di borchie2 costellato; punteggiato; tempestato; trapunto: The wide, barren plain was studded with patches of vegetation, l'ampia pianura sterile era punteggiata di ciuffi di vegetazione; a translation studded with mistakes, una traduzione costellata d'errori; a star-studded sky (o a sky studded with stars) un cielo trapunto di stelle● studded crossing, passaggio pedonale segnato da chiodi □ ( sport) studded shoe, scarpa con i tacchetti.* * *['stʌdɪd]1) [ jacket] borchiato; [door, beam, tyres] chiodatostudded boots studded shoes — sport scarpe coi tacchetti
2) (sprinkled)studded with — costellato di [diamonds, jewels]
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['stɑːˌspæŋgld]прил.star-spangled banner — "звёздный флаг" ( национальный флаг США)
the Star-Spangled Banner — "Звёздное знамя" название национального гимна США
2) ура-патриотический, шовинистический ( об американцах)3) с большим числом знаменитостей, с участием множества звёзд (о программе, приёме)Syn: -
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[staː]n1) звездаThe sky is studded with stars. — Небо усеяно звездами.
- evening star- bright star
- cinema star
- little star
- falling star
- fixed stars
- Polar star
- widely-spaced stars
- go by stars
- stars come out into the sky
- stars fade away2) актёр, актриса, звезда -
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star-studded
1> усеянный звездами; звездный (о небе)
2> с большим числом знаменитостей, с участием множества звезд
(о программе, приеме и т. п.)
3> увешанный орденами
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['stɑːrɪ]прил.1)а) звёздный (о небе, ночи)starry heaven, starry sphere — уст. небесная сфера, картина звёздного неба
б) звёздный (относящийся к миру знаменитостей в сфере кино, музыки и т. п.)Syn:•Syn:2) звёздообразный, напоминающий звезду по формеSyn:3) сияющий, сверкающий ( как звезда)Syn:4) мечтательный, "витающий в облаках", далёкий от реальностиSyn: -
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nounAufstellung, die* * *na star-studded \line-up of guests eine illustre Gästescharpolice \line-up polizeiliche Gegenüberstellung4. AM, CAN Schlange f* * *['laɪnʌp]n (SPORT)Aufstellung f; (= cast) Besetzung f; (= alignment) Gruppierung f; (US = queue) Schlange fshe picked the thief out of the line-up — sie erkannte den Dieb bei der Gegenüberstellung
* * *line-up s1. SPORTa) Aufstellung fbe in the line-up aufgestellt sein2. Gruppierung f3. besonders US (Menschen)Schlange f4. RADIO, TV Sendefolge f, Programm n5. JUR US Gegenüberstellung f* * *nounAufstellung, die* * *n.Anordnung f.Mannschaftsaufstellung f.Reihe -n f. -
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'line-up na star-studded \line-up of guests eine Starbesetzung an Gästenpolice \line-up polizeiliche Gegenüberstellung4) (Am, Can) Schlange f
См. также в других словарях:
star-studded — star′ stud ded adj. 1) lighted by or full of stars; bright: a star studded night[/ex] 2) exhibiting or characterized by the presence of many preeminent performers: a star studded Hollywood party[/ex] • Etymology: 1950–55 … From formal English to slang
star-studded — star .studded adj [only before noun] including many famous performers ▪ a star studded cast … Dictionary of contemporary English
star-studded — star stud|ded [ star ,stʌdəd ] adjective MAINLY JOURNALISM including many famous people: a play with a star studded cast … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
star-studded — ► ADJECTIVE 1) (of the sky) filled with stars. 2) informal featuring a number of famous people … English terms dictionary
star-studded — /stahr stud id/, adj. 1. lighted by or full of stars; bright: a star studded night. 2. exhibiting or characterized by the presence of many preeminent performers: a star studded Hollywood party. [1950 55] * * * ˈstar studded [star studded]… … Useful english dictionary
star-studded — ADJ: ADJ n A star studded show, event, or cast is one that includes a large number of famous performers. [JOURNALISM] ...a star studded production of Hamlet... The film opened with a star studded premiere last night … English dictionary
star-studded — adjective Date: 1904 abounding in or covered with stars < a star studded cast > < a star studded uniform > … New Collegiate Dictionary
star-studded — /stahr stud id/, adj. 1. lighted by or full of stars; bright: a star studded night. 2. exhibiting or characterized by the presence of many preeminent performers: a star studded Hollywood party. [1950 55] * * * … Universalium
star-studded — adjective a) Having a large number of celebrities (colloquially stars). It was a star studded cast, until the money ran out and they all went back to Hollywood. b) Having a large number of visible celestial stars. The star studded sky at that… … Wiktionary
star-studded — UK [ˈstɑː(r) ˌstʌdɪd] / US [ˈstɑr ˌstʌdəd] adjective mainly journalism including a lot of famous people a play with a star studded cast the star studded Manchester United team of the 1960s … English dictionary
star-studded — adj. Star studded is used with these nouns: ↑cast, ↑premiere, ↑sky … Collocations dictionary