Definition of four-star in English:

four-star

adjectiveˈfɔːstɑːˈfɔr ˈˌstɑr

1(especially of accommodation) given four stars in a grading system, typically one in which this denotes the highest standard or the next standard to the highest.
a four-star hotel
Example sentencesExamples
- Flights direct from Aberdeen, Edinburgh or Glasgow to Austria's capital, as well as bed-and-breakfast accommodation in a four-star hotel, are included.
- They'll be met at the airport and brought to their four-star accommodation at the Legends resort on the island's north coast at Grand Gaube.
- Even those in four-star accommodation still have an impressive array of eateries, from traditional Sardinian seafood to exotic and eclectic buffets.
- And the hotel will also have a new £1.5 million on-site leisure club plus access to its four-star accommodation.
- Their four-star accommodation is a modern, fully fitted four-bedroomed house at Correymore.
- Situated only eight miles from Manchester's bustling city centre and with superb views over the Pennines, the elegant Norton Grange Hotel at Rochdale offers fine four-star accommodation within landscaped grounds.
- Here the tour will visit wineries in Cotes de Nuits, Beaune, Chablis, Beaujolais and Maconnais, staying in four-star accommodation in Beaune.
- Alternatively, go to Malcesine in northern Italy, where you can save over €200 per couple in four-star accommodation.
- Total Ski has a flight departing Edinburgh on December 12 with accommodation at the four-star Chalet Perelia.
- For €848, per person sharing, fly from Dublin to Leipzig and stay three nights in four-star accommodation in the Dorint Hotel in Halle.
- Located in the shadow of Edinburgh Castle and minutes from the old town, this hotel offers excellent four-star accommodation, featuring jacuzzi rooms and a stylish and contemporary appearance throughout.
- If you fancy a trip to London, you could stay at the central four-star Grange White Hall hotel in Bloomsbury from £67.50 per person a night (including breakfast).
- The seminar fee also includes two nights in a four-star accommodation, all meals and refreshments and full use of the leisure centre.
- Patients are also offered four-star accommodation at the hospital's Beardmore Hotel.
- The group has no fixed budget in mind, but would like to stay in four-star accommodation with twin rooms.
- Veloso Tours offers a choice of classic cross-continent itineraries for independent travellers who don't want to rough it, including four-star accommodation, private guides and transfers.
- In New York, shoppers stay at the Embassy Suites, a four-star accommodation with buffet breakfast included.
- Pop over to Prague, in the Czech Republic, and spend three nights with room-only accommodation at the four-star Barcello Praha hotel, in the city centre, from only £199 per person.
- The four-star Palace Hotel in Oxford Road, Manchester, is providing Tom's four visitors with free accommodation and meals.
- From the lucky draw, visitors can win a free trip to Singapore for four days and three nights with accommodation in local four-star hotels.
1. 1.1 Having or denoting the second-highest military rank, distinguished in the US armed forces by four stars on the uniform.
  four-star admirals
  Example sentencesExamples
  By doctrine, this gives the U.S. Army South commanding general two four-star generals to serve: the combatant commander of the U.S. Southern Command and the Army Chief of Staff.
  Despite being personally confident that the camp was empty, a four-star flag officer remained either silent or chose not to forcefully argue his case.
  A similar stand was taken by 24 retired four-star Marine and Army generals in an open letter to the President in July 1997.
  And they hit it off right away, as much as a four-star general and a brigadier general hit it off.
  A soldier's soldier, he liked to be photographed in a combat jacket festooned with grenades and found his four-star commands frustrating.
  In April 1989 he was further promoted to the rank of four-star general.
  Commanded by a four-star general, USSOCOM is a unified combatant command with three service components.
  Mr Powell was a soldier for 35 years, rising to the rank of four-star general.
  Admiral Lopez is one of the two flag officers in the U.S. Navy to achieve the rank of four-star admiral after direct commission from enlisted service.
  Even the military aircraft carrying a four-star U.S. general officer and entourage of high-level foreign officers was grounded in a Far East country.
  It is also interesting that when I was a three-star general, I was slated to take a four-star position in NATO.
  Conversely, an unhappy and vocal Ambassador can generate a visit from a real four-star wanting to know what the problem is.
  Once again, this went forward to the Chief of Staff of the Army and, once again, the four-star generals shot it down.
  A retired four-star general, Clark is more cautious, as most generals are, about how resources are used, because he knows it is costly to create the modern soldier.
  His interviews became notorious, often pitting a four-star admiral against a midshipman or junior officer in his twenties.
  Horacio Rivero, a Puerto Rican, became the Navy's first Hispanic four-star admiral.
  The author argues that the military's four-star regional commanders have usurped the influence and authority of the State Department and local ambassadors.
  Eventually, Freeman would retire as a four-star general.
  The period of January 22-23, 1973, marked the high point of stellar visitors, in which the Academy hosted three four-star generals in two days.
  He also served 35 years in the United States Army, rising to the rank of four-star general and serving as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

nounˈfɔːstɑː

mass noun

Leaded petrol with a grading of four stars, indicating a relatively high octane number.
a gallon of four-star

Definition of four-star in US English:

four-star

adjectiveˈfôr ˈˌstärˈfɔr ˈˌstɑr

1(especially of a hotel or restaurant) given four stars in a grading system, typically one in which this denotes the highest or next to the highest class or quality.
Example sentencesExamples
- Situated only eight miles from Manchester's bustling city centre and with superb views over the Pennines, the elegant Norton Grange Hotel at Rochdale offers fine four-star accommodation within landscaped grounds.
- Alternatively, go to Malcesine in northern Italy, where you can save over €200 per couple in four-star accommodation.
- Total Ski has a flight departing Edinburgh on December 12 with accommodation at the four-star Chalet Perelia.
- Even those in four-star accommodation still have an impressive array of eateries, from traditional Sardinian seafood to exotic and eclectic buffets.
- Patients are also offered four-star accommodation at the hospital's Beardmore Hotel.
- From the lucky draw, visitors can win a free trip to Singapore for four days and three nights with accommodation in local four-star hotels.
- In New York, shoppers stay at the Embassy Suites, a four-star accommodation with buffet breakfast included.
- The group has no fixed budget in mind, but would like to stay in four-star accommodation with twin rooms.
- Flights direct from Aberdeen, Edinburgh or Glasgow to Austria's capital, as well as bed-and-breakfast accommodation in a four-star hotel, are included.
- The four-star Palace Hotel in Oxford Road, Manchester, is providing Tom's four visitors with free accommodation and meals.
- Veloso Tours offers a choice of classic cross-continent itineraries for independent travellers who don't want to rough it, including four-star accommodation, private guides and transfers.
- Pop over to Prague, in the Czech Republic, and spend three nights with room-only accommodation at the four-star Barcello Praha hotel, in the city centre, from only £199 per person.
- Located in the shadow of Edinburgh Castle and minutes from the old town, this hotel offers excellent four-star accommodation, featuring jacuzzi rooms and a stylish and contemporary appearance throughout.
- If you fancy a trip to London, you could stay at the central four-star Grange White Hall hotel in Bloomsbury from £67.50 per person a night (including breakfast).
- They'll be met at the airport and brought to their four-star accommodation at the Legends resort on the island's north coast at Grand Gaube.
- The seminar fee also includes two nights in a four-star accommodation, all meals and refreshments and full use of the leisure centre.
- Their four-star accommodation is a modern, fully fitted four-bedroomed house at Correymore.
- For €848, per person sharing, fly from Dublin to Leipzig and stay three nights in four-star accommodation in the Dorint Hotel in Halle.
- Here the tour will visit wineries in Cotes de Nuits, Beaune, Chablis, Beaujolais and Maconnais, staying in four-star accommodation in Beaune.
- And the hotel will also have a new £1.5 million on-site leisure club plus access to its four-star accommodation.
1. 1.1 (in the US armed forces) having or denoting the second-highest military rank, distinguished by four stars on the uniform.
  Example sentencesExamples
  And they hit it off right away, as much as a four-star general and a brigadier general hit it off.
  A retired four-star general, Clark is more cautious, as most generals are, about how resources are used, because he knows it is costly to create the modern soldier.
  In April 1989 he was further promoted to the rank of four-star general.
  The period of January 22-23, 1973, marked the high point of stellar visitors, in which the Academy hosted three four-star generals in two days.
  By doctrine, this gives the U.S. Army South commanding general two four-star generals to serve: the combatant commander of the U.S. Southern Command and the Army Chief of Staff.
  Even the military aircraft carrying a four-star U.S. general officer and entourage of high-level foreign officers was grounded in a Far East country.
  Mr Powell was a soldier for 35 years, rising to the rank of four-star general.
  A soldier's soldier, he liked to be photographed in a combat jacket festooned with grenades and found his four-star commands frustrating.
  Commanded by a four-star general, USSOCOM is a unified combatant command with three service components.
  Eventually, Freeman would retire as a four-star general.
  Horacio Rivero, a Puerto Rican, became the Navy's first Hispanic four-star admiral.
  Conversely, an unhappy and vocal Ambassador can generate a visit from a real four-star wanting to know what the problem is.
  Despite being personally confident that the camp was empty, a four-star flag officer remained either silent or chose not to forcefully argue his case.
  Once again, this went forward to the Chief of Staff of the Army and, once again, the four-star generals shot it down.
  Admiral Lopez is one of the two flag officers in the U.S. Navy to achieve the rank of four-star admiral after direct commission from enlisted service.
  He also served 35 years in the United States Army, rising to the rank of four-star general and serving as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
  His interviews became notorious, often pitting a four-star admiral against a midshipman or junior officer in his twenties.
  It is also interesting that when I was a three-star general, I was slated to take a four-star position in NATO.
  The author argues that the military's four-star regional commanders have usurped the influence and authority of the State Department and local ambassadors.
  A similar stand was taken by 24 retired four-star Marine and Army generals in an open letter to the President in July 1997.

单词	four-star
释义	Definition of four-star in English: four-star adjectiveˈfɔːstɑːˈfɔr ˈˌstɑr 1(especially of accommodation) given four stars in a grading system, typically one in which this denotes the highest standard or the next standard to the highest. a four-star hotel Example sentencesExamples Flights direct from Aberdeen, Edinburgh or Glasgow to Austria's capital, as well as bed-and-breakfast accommodation in a four-star hotel, are included. They'll be met at the airport and brought to their four-star accommodation at the Legends resort on the island's north coast at Grand Gaube. Even those in four-star accommodation still have an impressive array of eateries, from traditional Sardinian seafood to exotic and eclectic buffets. And the hotel will also have a new £1.5 million on-site leisure club plus access to its four-star accommodation. Their four-star accommodation is a modern, fully fitted four-bedroomed house at Correymore. Situated only eight miles from Manchester's bustling city centre and with superb views over the Pennines, the elegant Norton Grange Hotel at Rochdale offers fine four-star accommodation within landscaped grounds. Here the tour will visit wineries in Cotes de Nuits, Beaune, Chablis, Beaujolais and Maconnais, staying in four-star accommodation in Beaune. Alternatively, go to Malcesine in northern Italy, where you can save over €200 per couple in four-star accommodation. Total Ski has a flight departing Edinburgh on December 12 with accommodation at the four-star Chalet Perelia. For €848, per person sharing, fly from Dublin to Leipzig and stay three nights in four-star accommodation in the Dorint Hotel in Halle. Located in the shadow of Edinburgh Castle and minutes from the old town, this hotel offers excellent four-star accommodation, featuring jacuzzi rooms and a stylish and contemporary appearance throughout. If you fancy a trip to London, you could stay at the central four-star Grange White Hall hotel in Bloomsbury from £67.50 per person a night (including breakfast). The seminar fee also includes two nights in a four-star accommodation, all meals and refreshments and full use of the leisure centre. Patients are also offered four-star accommodation at the hospital's Beardmore Hotel. The group has no fixed budget in mind, but would like to stay in four-star accommodation with twin rooms. Veloso Tours offers a choice of classic cross-continent itineraries for independent travellers who don't want to rough it, including four-star accommodation, private guides and transfers. In New York, shoppers stay at the Embassy Suites, a four-star accommodation with buffet breakfast included. Pop over to Prague, in the Czech Republic, and spend three nights with room-only accommodation at the four-star Barcello Praha hotel, in the city centre, from only £199 per person. The four-star Palace Hotel in Oxford Road, Manchester, is providing Tom's four visitors with free accommodation and meals. From the lucky draw, visitors can win a free trip to Singapore for four days and three nights with accommodation in local four-star hotels. 1.1 Having or denoting the second-highest military rank, distinguished in the US armed forces by four stars on the uniform. four-star admirals Example sentencesExamples By doctrine, this gives the U.S. Army South commanding general two four-star generals to serve: the combatant commander of the U.S. Southern Command and the Army Chief of Staff. Despite being personally confident that the camp was empty, a four-star flag officer remained either silent or chose not to forcefully argue his case. A similar stand was taken by 24 retired four-star Marine and Army generals in an open letter to the President in July 1997. And they hit it off right away, as much as a four-star general and a brigadier general hit it off. A soldier's soldier, he liked to be photographed in a combat jacket festooned with grenades and found his four-star commands frustrating. In April 1989 he was further promoted to the rank of four-star general. Commanded by a four-star general, USSOCOM is a unified combatant command with three service components. Mr Powell was a soldier for 35 years, rising to the rank of four-star general. Admiral Lopez is one of the two flag officers in the U.S. Navy to achieve the rank of four-star admiral after direct commission from enlisted service. Even the military aircraft carrying a four-star U.S. general officer and entourage of high-level foreign officers was grounded in a Far East country. It is also interesting that when I was a three-star general, I was slated to take a four-star position in NATO. Conversely, an unhappy and vocal Ambassador can generate a visit from a real four-star wanting to know what the problem is. Once again, this went forward to the Chief of Staff of the Army and, once again, the four-star generals shot it down. A retired four-star general, Clark is more cautious, as most generals are, about how resources are used, because he knows it is costly to create the modern soldier. His interviews became notorious, often pitting a four-star admiral against a midshipman or junior officer in his twenties. Horacio Rivero, a Puerto Rican, became the Navy's first Hispanic four-star admiral. The author argues that the military's four-star regional commanders have usurped the influence and authority of the State Department and local ambassadors. Eventually, Freeman would retire as a four-star general. The period of January 22-23, 1973, marked the high point of stellar visitors, in which the Academy hosted three four-star generals in two days. He also served 35 years in the United States Army, rising to the rank of four-star general and serving as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. nounˈfɔːstɑː mass noun Leaded petrol with a grading of four stars, indicating a relatively high octane number. a gallon of four-star Definition of four-star in US English: four-star adjectiveˈfôr ˈˌstärˈfɔr ˈˌstɑr 1(especially of a hotel or restaurant) given four stars in a grading system, typically one in which this denotes the highest or next to the highest class or quality. Example sentencesExamples Situated only eight miles from Manchester's bustling city centre and with superb views over the Pennines, the elegant Norton Grange Hotel at Rochdale offers fine four-star accommodation within landscaped grounds. Alternatively, go to Malcesine in northern Italy, where you can save over €200 per couple in four-star accommodation. Total Ski has a flight departing Edinburgh on December 12 with accommodation at the four-star Chalet Perelia. Even those in four-star accommodation still have an impressive array of eateries, from traditional Sardinian seafood to exotic and eclectic buffets. Patients are also offered four-star accommodation at the hospital's Beardmore Hotel. From the lucky draw, visitors can win a free trip to Singapore for four days and three nights with accommodation in local four-star hotels. In New York, shoppers stay at the Embassy Suites, a four-star accommodation with buffet breakfast included. The group has no fixed budget in mind, but would like to stay in four-star accommodation with twin rooms. Flights direct from Aberdeen, Edinburgh or Glasgow to Austria's capital, as well as bed-and-breakfast accommodation in a four-star hotel, are included. The four-star Palace Hotel in Oxford Road, Manchester, is providing Tom's four visitors with free accommodation and meals. Veloso Tours offers a choice of classic cross-continent itineraries for independent travellers who don't want to rough it, including four-star accommodation, private guides and transfers. Pop over to Prague, in the Czech Republic, and spend three nights with room-only accommodation at the four-star Barcello Praha hotel, in the city centre, from only £199 per person. Located in the shadow of Edinburgh Castle and minutes from the old town, this hotel offers excellent four-star accommodation, featuring jacuzzi rooms and a stylish and contemporary appearance throughout. If you fancy a trip to London, you could stay at the central four-star Grange White Hall hotel in Bloomsbury from £67.50 per person a night (including breakfast). They'll be met at the airport and brought to their four-star accommodation at the Legends resort on the island's north coast at Grand Gaube. The seminar fee also includes two nights in a four-star accommodation, all meals and refreshments and full use of the leisure centre. Their four-star accommodation is a modern, fully fitted four-bedroomed house at Correymore. For €848, per person sharing, fly from Dublin to Leipzig and stay three nights in four-star accommodation in the Dorint Hotel in Halle. Here the tour will visit wineries in Cotes de Nuits, Beaune, Chablis, Beaujolais and Maconnais, staying in four-star accommodation in Beaune. And the hotel will also have a new £1.5 million on-site leisure club plus access to its four-star accommodation. 1.1 (in the US armed forces) having or denoting the second-highest military rank, distinguished by four stars on the uniform. Example sentencesExamples And they hit it off right away, as much as a four-star general and a brigadier general hit it off. A retired four-star general, Clark is more cautious, as most generals are, about how resources are used, because he knows it is costly to create the modern soldier. In April 1989 he was further promoted to the rank of four-star general. The period of January 22-23, 1973, marked the high point of stellar visitors, in which the Academy hosted three four-star generals in two days. By doctrine, this gives the U.S. Army South commanding general two four-star generals to serve: the combatant commander of the U.S. Southern Command and the Army Chief of Staff. Even the military aircraft carrying a four-star U.S. general officer and entourage of high-level foreign officers was grounded in a Far East country. Mr Powell was a soldier for 35 years, rising to the rank of four-star general. A soldier's soldier, he liked to be photographed in a combat jacket festooned with grenades and found his four-star commands frustrating. Commanded by a four-star general, USSOCOM is a unified combatant command with three service components. Eventually, Freeman would retire as a four-star general. Horacio Rivero, a Puerto Rican, became the Navy's first Hispanic four-star admiral. Conversely, an unhappy and vocal Ambassador can generate a visit from a real four-star wanting to know what the problem is. Despite being personally confident that the camp was empty, a four-star flag officer remained either silent or chose not to forcefully argue his case. Once again, this went forward to the Chief of Staff of the Army and, once again, the four-star generals shot it down. Admiral Lopez is one of the two flag officers in the U.S. Navy to achieve the rank of four-star admiral after direct commission from enlisted service. He also served 35 years in the United States Army, rising to the rank of four-star general and serving as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. His interviews became notorious, often pitting a four-star admiral against a midshipman or junior officer in his twenties. It is also interesting that when I was a three-star general, I was slated to take a four-star position in NATO. The author argues that the military's four-star regional commanders have usurped the influence and authority of the State Department and local ambassadors. A similar stand was taken by 24 retired four-star Marine and Army generals in an open letter to the President in July 1997.
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