Definition of guest star in English:

guest star

noun

A well-known actor or other performer who appears in a show in which they do not have a regular role.
they are joined by a special guest star
Example sentencesExamples
- She may have had a celebrity guest-star in that lushly stocked storage room.
- Long-time fans of the show may remember the episode where he appeared as a guest star.
- His final performance was as a guest star in an episode last November.
- I seem to vaguely recall that he briefly had a deal to be a frequent guest star and to contribute to the scripts of other instalments.
- I didn't realize just how many famous guest stars were in the show until I took a look around.
- Maybe one of my fabulous guest stars will have something wonderful to say.
- During his TV appearances at this time, on chat-shows and as a guest star, he tended to undermine this tough guy screen image.
- With guest stars of this calibre, you can't go far wrong.
- There were strong performances from both regulars and guest stars.
- She is by far the only recognizable star of this set, yet each show has dozens of regulars and guest stars.

verbguest-stars, guest-starred, guest-starring

[no object]

(of a well-known actor or other performer) appear in a show in which they do not have a regular role.
he guest-starred in an episode of the US legal drama
Example sentencesExamples
- I am thoroughly impressed by the actor who guest starred as the troll.
- She guest starred in many episodes of this series.
- Catherine also has an extensive list of television credits, guest starring in many series.
- He has since guest starred on numerous television programs and pilots.
- He has guest starred in various variety shows.
- He guest stars as a pest exterminator.
- If the series is renewed, he would be willing to guest star.
- To my knowledge she is guest starring in neither of these.
- Keeping him in check is newly regular—after guest starring in Season One—hospital lawyer Stacy Warner.
- This episode has the actress guest starring as his indomitable mother.

Definition of guest star in US English:

guest star

noun

A well-known actor or other performer who appears in a show in which they do not have a regular role.
they are joined by a special guest star
Example sentencesExamples
- I didn't realize just how many famous guest stars were in the show until I took a look around.
- During his TV appearances at this time, on chat-shows and as a guest star, he tended to undermine this tough guy screen image.
- With guest stars of this calibre, you can't go far wrong.
- Maybe one of my fabulous guest stars will have something wonderful to say.
- His final performance was as a guest star in an episode last November.
- She is by far the only recognizable star of this set, yet each show has dozens of regulars and guest stars.
- I seem to vaguely recall that he briefly had a deal to be a frequent guest star and to contribute to the scripts of other instalments.
- There were strong performances from both regulars and guest stars.
- She may have had a celebrity guest-star in that lushly stocked storage room.
- Long-time fans of the show may remember the episode where he appeared as a guest star.

verb

[no object]

(of a well-known actor or other performer) appear in a show in which they do not have a regular role.
he guest-starred in an episode of the legal drama
Example sentencesExamples
- This episode has the actress guest starring as his indomitable mother.
- If the series is renewed, he would be willing to guest star.
- She guest starred in many episodes of this series.
- He guest stars as a pest exterminator.
- He has since guest starred on numerous television programs and pilots.
- Catherine also has an extensive list of television credits, guest starring in many series.
- To my knowledge she is guest starring in neither of these.
- He has guest starred in various variety shows.
- Keeping him in check is newly regular—after guest starring in Season One—hospital lawyer Stacy Warner.
- I am thoroughly impressed by the actor who guest starred as the troll.

词汇	guest star
释义	Definition of guest star in English: guest star noun A well-known actor or other performer who appears in a show in which they do not have a regular role. they are joined by a special guest star Example sentencesExamples She may have had a celebrity guest-star in that lushly stocked storage room. Long-time fans of the show may remember the episode where he appeared as a guest star. His final performance was as a guest star in an episode last November. I seem to vaguely recall that he briefly had a deal to be a frequent guest star and to contribute to the scripts of other instalments. I didn't realize just how many famous guest stars were in the show until I took a look around. Maybe one of my fabulous guest stars will have something wonderful to say. During his TV appearances at this time, on chat-shows and as a guest star, he tended to undermine this tough guy screen image. With guest stars of this calibre, you can't go far wrong. There were strong performances from both regulars and guest stars. She is by far the only recognizable star of this set, yet each show has dozens of regulars and guest stars. verbguest-stars, guest-starred, guest-starring [no object] (of a well-known actor or other performer) appear in a show in which they do not have a regular role. he guest-starred in an episode of the US legal drama Example sentencesExamples I am thoroughly impressed by the actor who guest starred as the troll. She guest starred in many episodes of this series. Catherine also has an extensive list of television credits, guest starring in many series. He has since guest starred on numerous television programs and pilots. He has guest starred in various variety shows. He guest stars as a pest exterminator. If the series is renewed, he would be willing to guest star. To my knowledge she is guest starring in neither of these. Keeping him in check is newly regular—after guest starring in Season One—hospital lawyer Stacy Warner. This episode has the actress guest starring as his indomitable mother. Definition of guest star in US English: guest star noun A well-known actor or other performer who appears in a show in which they do not have a regular role. they are joined by a special guest star Example sentencesExamples I didn't realize just how many famous guest stars were in the show until I took a look around. During his TV appearances at this time, on chat-shows and as a guest star, he tended to undermine this tough guy screen image. With guest stars of this calibre, you can't go far wrong. Maybe one of my fabulous guest stars will have something wonderful to say. His final performance was as a guest star in an episode last November. She is by far the only recognizable star of this set, yet each show has dozens of regulars and guest stars. I seem to vaguely recall that he briefly had a deal to be a frequent guest star and to contribute to the scripts of other instalments. There were strong performances from both regulars and guest stars. She may have had a celebrity guest-star in that lushly stocked storage room. Long-time fans of the show may remember the episode where he appeared as a guest star. verb [no object] (of a well-known actor or other performer) appear in a show in which they do not have a regular role. he guest-starred in an episode of the legal drama Example sentencesExamples This episode has the actress guest starring as his indomitable mother. If the series is renewed, he would be willing to guest star. She guest starred in many episodes of this series. He guest stars as a pest exterminator. He has since guest starred on numerous television programs and pilots. Catherine also has an extensive list of television credits, guest starring in many series. To my knowledge she is guest starring in neither of these. He has guest starred in various variety shows. Keeping him in check is newly regular—after guest starring in Season One—hospital lawyer Stacy Warner. I am thoroughly impressed by the actor who guest starred as the troll.
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