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| | (coll.) a star; the stars in the sky | HSK 2 |
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| | Samsung (South Korean electronics company) / Sanxing or Sanhsing Township in Yilan County 宜蘭縣｜宜兰县, Taiwan | |
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| | three major stars of the Three Stars 參宿｜参宿 Chinese constellation / the belt of Orion / three spirits 福, 祿｜禄, and 壽｜寿 associated with the Three Stars 參宿｜参宿 Chinese constellation | |
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| | singing star / famous singer | HSK 6 |
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| | (China's achievements of) producing an atomic bomb (1964) and hydrogen bomb (1967) and launching a satellite into space (1970) | |
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| | the five visible planets, namely: Mercury 水星, Venus 金星, Mars 火星, Jupiter 木星, Saturn 土星 | |
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| | Wisconsin, US state | |
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| | (astronomy) Cepheid variable star | |
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| | sports star (ball sport) | HSK 6 |
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| | (astronomy) giant star / (fig.) superstar (of opera, basketball etc) | HSK 7-9 |
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| | five-pointed star; pentagram | |
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| | (fixed) star | |
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| | Jupiter (planet) | |
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| | film star | HSK 6 |
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| | five-pointed star; pentagram | |
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| | savior; liberator; emancipator; knight in shining armor | |
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| | six-pointed star; hexagram | |
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| | comet | |
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| | neutron star | |
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| | artificial satellite | |
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| | Halley's Comet | |
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| | (astronomy) Mercury | |
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| | god of longevity / elderly person whose birthday is being celebrated | |
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| | sun, moon and the five visible planets | |
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| | (astronomy) Big Dipper | |
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| | to idolize a celebrity | |
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| | dwarf planet | |
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| | Pluto (dwarf planet) | |
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| | asteroid / minor planet | |
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| | alien / extraterrestrial | |
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| | to broadcast via satellite; satellite (channel etc) / shangxing acupoint (DU23) | |
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| | resourceful person / mastermind | |
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| | popular comedian / comic star | |
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| | Uranus (planet) | |
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| | North Star / Polaris | |
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| | bane of others' existence | |
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| | meteor; shooting star / meteor hammer (abbr. for 流星錘｜流星锤) | |
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| | Sirius, a double star in constellation Canis Major 大犬座 | |
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| | (astronomy) Venus | |
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| | starfish / sea star | |
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| | morning stars | |
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| | (of army officers) to be on duty for the week | |
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| | levofloxacin (broad-spectrum antibacterial agent) | |
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| | comet or supernova viewed as evil portent / (fig.) sb or sth that brings disaster | |
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| | male star / famous actor | |
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| | red supergiant (star) | |
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| | Arcturus (brightest star in the constellation Boötes 牧夫座) | |
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| | to walk quickly / striding quickly | |
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| | Eurostar (train line) | |
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| | many stars / a vast sky full of stars | |
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| | Venus (planet) | |
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| | red star / five pointed star as symbol or communism or proletariat / hot film star | |
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| | (astronomy) nova / (fig.) new star; rising star | |
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| | Jovian planet | |
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| | (astronomy) bolide / fireball | |
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| | (astronomy) main-sequence star | |
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| | communications satellite | |
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| | Lu Xixing (1520-c. 1601), Ming Daoist author, to whom the fantasy novel Investiture of the Gods 封神演義｜封神演义 is attributed, together with Xu Zhonglin 許仲琳｜许仲琳 | |
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| | to divine by astrology / horoscope | |
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| | star / heavenly body / satellite / small amount | |
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| | white dwarf | |
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| | the Big Dipper / the Plow | |
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| | nanosatellite | |
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| | Carl's Jr. (fast-food restaurant chain) | |
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| | female star / famous actress | |
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| | Baby's Breath / Gypsophila paniculata | |
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| | stars of the Big Dipper that constitute the rectangular body of the dipper / Kuixing, Daoist God of fate | |
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| | Altair (star) / Cowherd of the folk tale Cowherd and Weaving maid 牛郎織女｜牛郎织女 | |
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| | six-pointed star; hexagram | |
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| | comet (arch.) | |
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| | Pallas, an asteroid, discovered in 1802 by H.W. Olbers | |
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| | Micro-Star International (MSI), Taiwanese computer hardware company | |
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| | lit. whole sky, a multitude of stars | |
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| | supernova | |
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| | bright star | |
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| | the zero point indicator marked on a steelyard / fixed opinion / solid idea / decisive plan | |
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| | to launch a satellite / (fig.) (neologism during the Great Leap Forward, c. 1958) to achieve prominent success / (later used sarcastically) to make exaggerated claims / to talk big | |
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| | picosatellite | |
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| | to see stars / dazed | |
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| | child star | |
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| | (old) planet | |
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| | bright as a multitude of stars (idiom); extremely able talent | |
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| | Neptune (planet) | |
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| | (astronomy) companion star | |
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| | chatterbox / boaster | |
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| | starry | |
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| | mascot / lucky star | |
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| | red giant (star) | |
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| | terrestrial planet | |
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| | Li Zhaoxing (1940-), former PRC foreign minister | |
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| | weather satellite | |
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| | (neologism c. 2014) celebrity with a huge, devoted fan base / celebrity with a huge following on social media | |
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| | Mars (planet) | |
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| | spark | |
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| | comet / person who brings bad luck; jinx | |
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