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1.Noun
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star
A celestial body other than the moon that shines at night.
Korean definition: 밤하늘에 반짝이는 달이 아닌 천체.
I bought a telescope to observe the stars.
The children lay in the yard counting the stars twinkling in the sky.
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star
A general-level military officer who directs and supervises troops, or the insignia of such an officer.
Korean definition: 군을 지휘하고 통솔하는 장성급 군인. 또는 그 계급장.
My father, who spent his whole life as a soldier, retired as a three-star lieutenant general.
Today's speaker is the first female soldier to earn a general's star.
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star
A figure with five pointed ends that resembles the Chinese character '大.'
Korean definition: 다섯 개의 뾰족한 끝이 있는 한자의 '大' 자 모양으로 생긴 도형.
The room of my son, who dreams of being an astronomer, is decorated with star-patterned wallpaper.
My daughter's sketchbook had various shapes drawn in it, like circles, triangles, and stars.
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star
(figurative) A person who has made a significant achievement or become famous and popular.
Korean definition: (비유적으로) 큰 업적을 남기거나 큰 인기를 얻은 사람.
Experts lavished praise on this painter, calling him a rising star.
As I walked down the street, songs by a new singer called the star of the pop music world played nonstop.
2.DeterminerSino-Korean: 別
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particular; specific
Being special or unusual far from being ordinary or common.
Korean definition: 보통과 다르게 특별하거나 이상한.
I tried hard to raise my grades, but it didn't do much good.
When word got out that the store was giving things away for free, all sorts of people flocked in.