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Collocations for star - noun

1. small point of light in the night sky

ADJECTIVE

bright, brilliant
faint
distant
nearby, nearer, nearest
falling, shooting
evening, morning
massive

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… OF STARS

cluster
a dense cluster of stars at the galaxy's nucleus
canopy
They lay down under a canopy of stars.

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VERB + star

look up at

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star + VERB

be out
shine, twinkle
A bright star shone in the east.
appear, come out

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star + NOUN

cluster

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PREPOSITION

under the stars
We camped out under the stars.

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PHRASES

the brightness of a star, the density of a star, the luminosity of a star

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2. famous person

ADJECTIVE

big, big-name, major
There were several big Hollywood stars at the function.
A-list, B-list, Z-list, etc.
real, true, undisputed
budding, emerging, rising, young
veteran
veteran stars of stage and screen
pop, rap, rock, etc.
basketball, football, soccer, track (AmE), etc.
Through high school he was a track star.
film (esp. BrE), Hollywood, media, movie (esp. AmE), screen, soap, TV
guest
The show has plenty of guest stars appearing each week.

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… OF STARS

array, galaxy, host
Channel 8 has lined up a galaxy of stars for the coming season.

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VERB + star

make sb
That was the movie that made him a star.

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star + NOUN

quality, status
power (esp. AmE)
role
actor, athlete (esp. AmE), performer, player
witness
attraction, turn
He was the star turn at the celebrations.
system
the Hollywood star system
vehicle
The movie was nothing more than a star vehicle for Tom Hanks.

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PREPOSITION

star of
the star of the show

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Collocations for star - verb

Star is used with these nouns as the subject:
film, movie, show

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Star is used with these nouns as the object:
picture

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