Stars and Stripes, the flag of the United States
1.(astronomy) supernova2.(fig.) breakout star
1.three major stars of the Three Stars 参宿[shēn xiù] Chinese constellation2.the belt of Orion3.three spirits 福[fú], 禄[lù], and 寿[shòu] associated with the Three Stars 参宿[shēn xiù] Chinese constellation4.Samsung (South Korean electronics company)+1 条 the five visible planets, namely: Mercury 水星, Venus 金星, Mars 火星, Jupiter 木星, Saturn 土星
passionate fan (of a celebrity); stan
aspect of the celestial bodies (used for navigation and astrology)
1.fragmentary; piecemeal; in bits and pieces2.sporadic; scattered
1.meteorite2.falling star
1.popular comedian2.comic star
a single spark (idiom); an insignificant cause can have a massive effect
1.comet or supernova viewed as evil portent2.(fig.) sb or sth that brings disaster
1.front sight (firearms)2.the zero point indicator marked on a steelyard
astrology and physiognomy
1.red star2.five pointed star as symbol or communism or proletariat3.hot film star
1.just the tiniest bit2.a hint of
1.spark2.meteor trail (mostly used in expressions like 急如星火[jí rú xīng huǒ])
1.Baby's Breath2.Gypsophila paniculata
meteor hammer (ancient weapon consisting of two iron balls connected by a chain)
1.odd2.piecemeal3.fragmentary
1.comet2.person who brings bad luck; jinx
(astronomy) synchronous satellite
Vega, brightest star in constellation Lyra 天琴星座
1.lit. all the stars cup themselves around the moon (idiom, from Analects); fig. to view sb as core figure2.to group around a revered leader3.to revolve around sb
1.resourceful person2.mastermind
1.starlit night2.by night; under the night sky; through the night
1.to divine by astrology2.horoscope