star
तारा
definition
verb
a film starring Liza Minnelli
(of a movie, play, or other show) have (someone) as a principal performer.
thick grass starred with flowers
decorate or cover with star-shaped marks or objects.
noun
This new heat supply causes the outer layers of the star to expand and cool, and the star becomes a red giant, or a red supergiant if it is very massive.
a fixed luminous point in the night sky that is a large, remote incandescent body like the sun.
the walls were painted with silver moons and stars
a conventional or stylized representation of a star, typically one having five or more points.
translation of 'star'
चांदणी,
प्रथमच शिक्षा भोगणारा गुन्हेगार कैदी,
चौफुलीचे चिन्हे,
पत्रिकेतील ग्रह (घटना व्यक्ती इ वर प्रभाव पाडणारा),
तारा,
डोळयांपुढे काजवे चमकणे
example
She was a black mare, with a white around her hooves and a white 'star' on her forehead.
The Sun will then continue its life as a red giant 'star' , but not for long.
The location of the Burgess fauna is indicated by a 'star' on the continent of Laurentia (western North America).
The 'star' attraction, however, is the amusement park, which the organisers claim to be the biggest mobile amusement park in the country.
A 'star' attraction was a bedroom suite designed by Royal furniture maker David Linley which sold for £19,200.
But, she was the 'star' attraction of the day with students thronging to have a word with her.
The 'star' ratings were awarded after all trusts were assessed against key targets from April 2003 to March 2004.
Mr Skelton said the 'star' ratings did not reflect the continuing hard work and commitment of staff.
this stamp is the 'star' of the collection
The other horse was black, and had a white 'star' on its nose.
Adapted by Simon Moore the gripping play will 'star' Helen Norton as Annie Wilkes and Jonathan Ryan as Paul Sheldon.
computers in a 'star' layout
Riley nodded, then stopped at the stall of a black mare with a white 'star' on her forehead.
He's a famous 'star' , sees a big picture of himself as the limo drives him to his hotel, an ad of his pushing some kind of liquor.
the panda was the 'star' attraction
then press 'star'
The red star below the saucepan is ‘Betelgeuse’ and is a supergiant 'star' about 320 light years distant.
One was black with a white 'star' on its forehead, the other a chocolate brown.
Apart from the sun, our own star, the nearest 'star' to us is Proxima Centauri, 4.2 light years away.
A tanker transformed into a luxury motor home by a North Yorkshire man was the 'star' attraction at the Vintage Working Weekend at Hornby Castle near Bedale.
Tikima was holding a small flag that read Celestias High and bore the Celestias High symbol, a 'star' with wings on each side.
Froney was Chell's favourite horse, a tall handsome energetic chestnut with a white 'star' , who was always on the lookout for treats.
MPs suggested giving ferries 'star' ratings
'star' cluster
Not all video games 'star' muscle-bound, gun-wielding action heroes out for vengeance.
singers of 'star' quality
she got 'star' treatment
The rising 'star' , a pupil at St Francis School, Maldon, was up against 300 other children in auditions last October.
The girl from Donegal is the 'star' attraction and she will be joined by Derry country band New Moon as well as Mayo's own Marc Roberts.
In this sort of form and in this kind of mood, McLaren could yet become the 'star' attraction that was predicted when he was first making the breakthrough at Dundee United.
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