Definition of star-spangled in English:

star-spangled

adjective

literary

1Covered, glittering, or decorated with stars.
〈诗/文〉布满星星的；星星闪耀的；以星星装饰的
the star-spangled horizon
星光闪耀的地平线。
Example sentencesExamples
- Outfitted in a star-spangled costume, with her muscular shoulders and her black hair piled high, Pages looks like a 105-pound flyweight version of Wonder Woman.
- On this occasion though, they were out in the open just after dark and Spencer Jones was admiring the brilliant star-spangled sky.
- With the canopy of a star-spangled sky, the frozen stillness of stone entrapping centuries of history, and the soft sound of the waters, it is truly an experience that belongs to the realm of the unforgettable.
- I have stood on the summit of Ben Nevis in winter after completing a snow-and-ice climb, and looked down on the twinkling lights of Fort William, with a star-spangled firmament above.
- It makes me aware of my own mortality and I feel like a child looking into the vast, star-spangled night sky, feeling very small and insignificant.
1. 1.1 Impressively successful.
  〈喻〉非常成功的
  a star-spangled career
  光芒四射的成功生涯。
  Example sentencesExamples
  So does Clark's star-spangled resume make him electable, or does his political inexperience doom him to defeat?
  In a star-spangled career stretching nearly forty years Derek McCann has stonewalled every single team that has participated in Section One of the Northern Cricket Union.
  If you believe your children have a star-spangled future, give them nice straightforward, easy-to-spell names before they burden an entire generation with unfortunate handles.
2. 1.2 Used humorously with reference to the American national flag and a perceived American identity.
  〈幽默〉美国国旗的；美国公民的
  star-spangled decency
  光芒四射的成功生涯。
  Example sentencesExamples
  In fact all his mechanics had Stars and Stripes kit - they were truly the star-spangled spanners this weekend.
  Specialists on American flag culture agree that the earliest roots of star-spangled sentiment lay not in the Revolution but in the country's second war with England.
  It moved Lady Bird Johnson to become an environmentalist and Jimmy Carter to build houses for the poor and it is a social patriotism which is star-spangled Americanism at its most authentic.
  Krakow's students, who, 70,000 in all, make up a tenth of the city's population, have taken to star-spangled capitalism like swans to the river.
  The triumph of the American chardonnays was even greater, with Grgich's Chateau Montalena well ahead of the pack and other star-spangled whites in third and fourth place.
  No one's privacy is being invaded, no family's feeling are trampled, since we don't know who's inside each star-spangled casket.
  Here then, is America on the cusp of the millennia; star-spangled glory and the hope for the free world.
  Making like a star-spangled version of Paul Hogan, the president can now be seen shilling for the U.S. travel and tourism industry in a new TV commercial.
  Since the days of rousing Fourth of July orators on village greens, Americans have heard uplifting patriotic stories on this star-spangled holiday.

Definition of star-spangled in US English:

star-spangled

adjectiveˈstärˌspaNGɡəldˈstɑrˌspæŋɡəld

literary

1Covered, glittering, or decorated with stars.
〈诗/文〉布满星星的；星星闪耀的；以星星装饰的
the star-spangled horizon
星光闪耀的地平线。
Example sentencesExamples
- It makes me aware of my own mortality and I feel like a child looking into the vast, star-spangled night sky, feeling very small and insignificant.
- Outfitted in a star-spangled costume, with her muscular shoulders and her black hair piled high, Pages looks like a 105-pound flyweight version of Wonder Woman.
- On this occasion though, they were out in the open just after dark and Spencer Jones was admiring the brilliant star-spangled sky.
- I have stood on the summit of Ben Nevis in winter after completing a snow-and-ice climb, and looked down on the twinkling lights of Fort William, with a star-spangled firmament above.
- With the canopy of a star-spangled sky, the frozen stillness of stone entrapping centuries of history, and the soft sound of the waters, it is truly an experience that belongs to the realm of the unforgettable.
1. 1.1 Glitteringly successful.
  〈喻〉非常成功的
  a star-spangled career
  光芒四射的成功生涯。
  Example sentencesExamples
  So does Clark's star-spangled resume make him electable, or does his political inexperience doom him to defeat?
  In a star-spangled career stretching nearly forty years Derek McCann has stonewalled every single team that has participated in Section One of the Northern Cricket Union.
  If you believe your children have a star-spangled future, give them nice straightforward, easy-to-spell names before they burden an entire generation with unfortunate handles.
2. 1.2 Used humorously with reference to the US national flag and a perceived American identity.
  〈幽默〉美国国旗的；美国公民的
  star-spangled decency
  光芒四射的成功生涯。
  Example sentencesExamples
  The triumph of the American chardonnays was even greater, with Grgich's Chateau Montalena well ahead of the pack and other star-spangled whites in third and fourth place.
  Krakow's students, who, 70,000 in all, make up a tenth of the city's population, have taken to star-spangled capitalism like swans to the river.
  Since the days of rousing Fourth of July orators on village greens, Americans have heard uplifting patriotic stories on this star-spangled holiday.
  Making like a star-spangled version of Paul Hogan, the president can now be seen shilling for the U.S. travel and tourism industry in a new TV commercial.
  No one's privacy is being invaded, no family's feeling are trampled, since we don't know who's inside each star-spangled casket.
  Here then, is America on the cusp of the millennia; star-spangled glory and the hope for the free world.
  In fact all his mechanics had Stars and Stripes kit - they were truly the star-spangled spanners this weekend.
  It moved Lady Bird Johnson to become an environmentalist and Jimmy Carter to build houses for the poor and it is a social patriotism which is star-spangled Americanism at its most authentic.
  Specialists on American flag culture agree that the earliest roots of star-spangled sentiment lay not in the Revolution but in the country's second war with England.

词汇	star-spangled
释义	Definition of star-spangled in English: star-spangled adjective literary 1Covered, glittering, or decorated with stars. 〈诗/文〉布满星星的；星星闪耀的；以星星装饰的 the star-spangled horizon 星光闪耀的地平线。 Example sentencesExamples Outfitted in a star-spangled costume, with her muscular shoulders and her black hair piled high, Pages looks like a 105-pound flyweight version of Wonder Woman. On this occasion though, they were out in the open just after dark and Spencer Jones was admiring the brilliant star-spangled sky. With the canopy of a star-spangled sky, the frozen stillness of stone entrapping centuries of history, and the soft sound of the waters, it is truly an experience that belongs to the realm of the unforgettable. I have stood on the summit of Ben Nevis in winter after completing a snow-and-ice climb, and looked down on the twinkling lights of Fort William, with a star-spangled firmament above. It makes me aware of my own mortality and I feel like a child looking into the vast, star-spangled night sky, feeling very small and insignificant. 1.1 Impressively successful. 〈喻〉非常成功的 a star-spangled career 光芒四射的成功生涯。 Example sentencesExamples So does Clark's star-spangled resume make him electable, or does his political inexperience doom him to defeat? In a star-spangled career stretching nearly forty years Derek McCann has stonewalled every single team that has participated in Section One of the Northern Cricket Union. If you believe your children have a star-spangled future, give them nice straightforward, easy-to-spell names before they burden an entire generation with unfortunate handles. 1.2 Used humorously with reference to the American national flag and a perceived American identity. 〈幽默〉美国国旗的；美国公民的 star-spangled decency 光芒四射的成功生涯。 Example sentencesExamples In fact all his mechanics had Stars and Stripes kit - they were truly the star-spangled spanners this weekend. Specialists on American flag culture agree that the earliest roots of star-spangled sentiment lay not in the Revolution but in the country's second war with England. It moved Lady Bird Johnson to become an environmentalist and Jimmy Carter to build houses for the poor and it is a social patriotism which is star-spangled Americanism at its most authentic. Krakow's students, who, 70,000 in all, make up a tenth of the city's population, have taken to star-spangled capitalism like swans to the river. The triumph of the American chardonnays was even greater, with Grgich's Chateau Montalena well ahead of the pack and other star-spangled whites in third and fourth place. No one's privacy is being invaded, no family's feeling are trampled, since we don't know who's inside each star-spangled casket. Here then, is America on the cusp of the millennia; star-spangled glory and the hope for the free world. Making like a star-spangled version of Paul Hogan, the president can now be seen shilling for the U.S. travel and tourism industry in a new TV commercial. Since the days of rousing Fourth of July orators on village greens, Americans have heard uplifting patriotic stories on this star-spangled holiday. Definition of star-spangled in US English: star-spangled adjectiveˈstärˌspaNGɡəldˈstɑrˌspæŋɡəld literary 1Covered, glittering, or decorated with stars. 〈诗/文〉布满星星的；星星闪耀的；以星星装饰的 the star-spangled horizon 星光闪耀的地平线。 Example sentencesExamples It makes me aware of my own mortality and I feel like a child looking into the vast, star-spangled night sky, feeling very small and insignificant. Outfitted in a star-spangled costume, with her muscular shoulders and her black hair piled high, Pages looks like a 105-pound flyweight version of Wonder Woman. On this occasion though, they were out in the open just after dark and Spencer Jones was admiring the brilliant star-spangled sky. I have stood on the summit of Ben Nevis in winter after completing a snow-and-ice climb, and looked down on the twinkling lights of Fort William, with a star-spangled firmament above. With the canopy of a star-spangled sky, the frozen stillness of stone entrapping centuries of history, and the soft sound of the waters, it is truly an experience that belongs to the realm of the unforgettable. 1.1 Glitteringly successful. 〈喻〉非常成功的 a star-spangled career 光芒四射的成功生涯。 Example sentencesExamples So does Clark's star-spangled resume make him electable, or does his political inexperience doom him to defeat? In a star-spangled career stretching nearly forty years Derek McCann has stonewalled every single team that has participated in Section One of the Northern Cricket Union. If you believe your children have a star-spangled future, give them nice straightforward, easy-to-spell names before they burden an entire generation with unfortunate handles. 1.2 Used humorously with reference to the US national flag and a perceived American identity. 〈幽默〉美国国旗的；美国公民的 star-spangled decency 光芒四射的成功生涯。 Example sentencesExamples The triumph of the American chardonnays was even greater, with Grgich's Chateau Montalena well ahead of the pack and other star-spangled whites in third and fourth place. Krakow's students, who, 70,000 in all, make up a tenth of the city's population, have taken to star-spangled capitalism like swans to the river. Since the days of rousing Fourth of July orators on village greens, Americans have heard uplifting patriotic stories on this star-spangled holiday. Making like a star-spangled version of Paul Hogan, the president can now be seen shilling for the U.S. travel and tourism industry in a new TV commercial. No one's privacy is being invaded, no family's feeling are trampled, since we don't know who's inside each star-spangled casket. Here then, is America on the cusp of the millennia; star-spangled glory and the hope for the free world. In fact all his mechanics had Stars and Stripes kit - they were truly the star-spangled spanners this weekend. It moved Lady Bird Johnson to become an environmentalist and Jimmy Carter to build houses for the poor and it is a social patriotism which is star-spangled Americanism at its most authentic. Specialists on American flag culture agree that the earliest roots of star-spangled sentiment lay not in the Revolution but in the country's second war with England.
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