star
ਤਾਰਾ
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.
example
Adapted by Simon Moore the gripping play will 'star' Helen Norton as Annie Wilkes and Jonathan Ryan as Paul Sheldon.
she got 'star' treatment
Inside the pages were blank, on the cover was the Pentagram, and by the right bottom point of the 'star' , was the symbol Deas.
private two 'star'
this stamp is the 'star' of the collection
One that was directly in front of me had a white 'star' on his forehead.
the captain has a 'star' against his name
Simon Cowell is the music mogul who has become a bigger 'star' than the pop idols he helped create.
Elinor was a 'star' pupil
The file was marked with the symbol of a four-pointed 'star' and a cobra head on it.
The dancers place the pots on their heads above festive symbols such as the 'star' , sun, lotus, swastika etc.
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.
Apart from the sun, our own star, the nearest 'star' to us is Proxima Centauri, 4.2 light years away.
They have also sailed the seven seas as a 'star' attraction on some of the world's greatest cruise liners including the QE2.
you were born under a lucky 'star'
But Ranthambore is more than just about tigers, although the striped beast is undoubtedly its 'star' attraction.
Froney was Chell's favourite horse, a tall handsome energetic chestnut with a white 'star' , who was always on the lookout for treats.
Mr Skelton said the 'star' ratings did not reflect the continuing hard work and commitment of staff.
One of the problems with the 'star' ratings is that the margin of failure needs only to be quite small for vital stars to be lost.
This too is framed with metal and all along it has diamond shaped plates with a shining 'star' symbol engraved in each diamond.
Not all video games 'star' muscle-bound, gun-wielding action heroes out for vengeance.
then press 'star'
Oldfield was the biggest 'star' of an emerging sport struggling to gain a foothold of legitimacy.
Visitors were able to 'star' on their own front page as well as see other elements of the company's prepress and design operations.
But he visits one website and his declining 'star' goes super nova.
One had an unusual white 'star' on its forehead; the other had a white splotch on its neck.
Grace Knight was the 'star' attraction with superb renditions of such classics as Fever, Crazy and Mamma He Treats Your Daughter Mean.
The symbols were a 'star' , a triangle, a circle, a square, and wavy lines.
The rising 'star' , a pupil at St Francis School, Maldon, was up against 300 other children in auditions last October.
a pop 'star'
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