Definition of starburst in English:

starburst

noun ˈstɑːbəːstˈstärˌbərst

1A pattern of lines or rays radiating from a central object or source of light.
as modifier a starburst pattern
Example sentencesExamples
- Forest entomologists call this inch-and-a-half-long insect with starburst spots on burnished black wings potentially the worst ecological disaster North American forests have ever seen.
- Their black satin pants and jackets gleam in the sun, starbursts of acrylic colour flickering down each arm.
- On that stormy day, however, she was wearing sky blue contacts with a starburst pattern.
- You will begin to see patterns and colours and starbursts.
- The plate was absolute eye candy, featuring the stuffed haunch at centre surrounded by a starburst of alternating green and orange purées.
- Welders will this week attach 180 steel spikes, each 22m long, that will create the starburst affect.
- They entered a cavern filled with green trees and brilliant starbursts of flowers.
- It was a gold plated solid bangle with starburst patterns.
- Infected kernels may be pink or show a white starburst pattern radiating from the top of the kernel.
- I have two lovely old baking pans with a starburst pattern on them.
- Fusarium ear rot may be accompanied by starburst patterns on the kernels.
- Her eyes took on a deep rose hue, golden spokes radiating outwards from her pupils, creating an eerie starburst effect.
- But if you don't know what the flag looks like (red, white and green bars with a yellow starburst in the center), you wouldn't know the context of these images.
- The viewer was greeted by a starburst of white lines radiating from the center of a yellow, rectangular, floor-to-ceiling field.
- In the middle of the band was a large rectangular plate with a large glittering starburst.
- The relationships of species A and D haplotypes form a starburst pattern that is highly characteristic of a population expansion.
- The patterns and motifs are highly complex, ranging from starbursts and amoebic shapes to flowers and birds.
- They had differently coloured typefaces, borders, a starburst filled with the word ‘victims’.
- The deftly rendered portraits of the latter two are surrounded by a starburst pattern of the sort seen in comic books.
- The walls were painted, the floors carpeted, the skylights covered with matching fabric, and the central ceiling made into a dynamic starburst of tricolored panels of glass called Afro Kaleidoscope.
1. 1.1 A camera lens attachment that produces a pattern of rays around the image of a source of light.
  as modifier a starburst filter
  Example sentencesExamples
  He is also being asked about the starburst in one of the first images he captured.
  Or opt for a rhinestone detail such as a starburst on the lower half of the lens.
2A period of intense activity in a galaxy involving the formation of stars.
as modifier a starburst galaxy
Example sentencesExamples
- In both cases the galaxy is at a much lower redshift than the associated quasars, and is often disturbed in form or unusually active in showing starburst activity or in producing considerable radio emission.
- Pods strung on armatures and made into shapes that evoke crowns, starbursts and galaxies add human or celestial content and help the natural materials transcend their roots.
- Hazy, hot, and hidden: dust-laden clouds at the centers of some galaxies may enshroud titanic starburst or baby quasars.
- Here the star formation rate may be higher, so these galaxies are called starbursts.
- NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory has found new populations of suspected mid-mass black holes in several starburst galaxies, where stars form and explode at an unusually high rate.
- On a grander scale, the new nebula observations could hold clues to star formation in distant galaxies, including so-called starburst galaxies, in which stars are forming like gangbusters.
- Nestled among other starburst regions within the small galaxy, nebula NGC 346 alone contains more than 2500 infant stars.
- The density of stars makes the region in and around the Arches cluster a microcosm of what is likely occurring in starburst galaxies.
- Science fiction conjures up all manner of dangerous aliens and starbursts and quirky, mind-bending ripples in space and time.

Definition of starburst in US English:

starburst

nounˈstärˌbərst

1A pattern of lines or rays radiating from a central object or source of light.
as modifier a starburst pattern
Example sentencesExamples
- In the middle of the band was a large rectangular plate with a large glittering starburst.
- The deftly rendered portraits of the latter two are surrounded by a starburst pattern of the sort seen in comic books.
- The patterns and motifs are highly complex, ranging from starbursts and amoebic shapes to flowers and birds.
- Fusarium ear rot may be accompanied by starburst patterns on the kernels.
- Their black satin pants and jackets gleam in the sun, starbursts of acrylic colour flickering down each arm.
- The walls were painted, the floors carpeted, the skylights covered with matching fabric, and the central ceiling made into a dynamic starburst of tricolored panels of glass called Afro Kaleidoscope.
- They had differently coloured typefaces, borders, a starburst filled with the word ‘victims’.
- Her eyes took on a deep rose hue, golden spokes radiating outwards from her pupils, creating an eerie starburst effect.
- You will begin to see patterns and colours and starbursts.
- They entered a cavern filled with green trees and brilliant starbursts of flowers.
- Forest entomologists call this inch-and-a-half-long insect with starburst spots on burnished black wings potentially the worst ecological disaster North American forests have ever seen.
- But if you don't know what the flag looks like (red, white and green bars with a yellow starburst in the center), you wouldn't know the context of these images.
- The plate was absolute eye candy, featuring the stuffed haunch at centre surrounded by a starburst of alternating green and orange purées.
- On that stormy day, however, she was wearing sky blue contacts with a starburst pattern.
- The viewer was greeted by a starburst of white lines radiating from the center of a yellow, rectangular, floor-to-ceiling field.
- I have two lovely old baking pans with a starburst pattern on them.
- Infected kernels may be pink or show a white starburst pattern radiating from the top of the kernel.
- It was a gold plated solid bangle with starburst patterns.
- Welders will this week attach 180 steel spikes, each 22m long, that will create the starburst affect.
- The relationships of species A and D haplotypes form a starburst pattern that is highly characteristic of a population expansion.
1. 1.1 An explosion producing a starburst effect.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The next moment a fist slammed into his chin and his world exploded in a starburst of pain.
  With the repeal of the Licensing Act and the passing of the Copyright Act, the early 18th century saw a starburst of literary activity and this meant that the writing life was soon seen as a suitable occupation for ‘gentlemen’.
  As the voices grow quieter and then fall into silence, somewhere a child lights off a Roman candle, and the resulting starburst reminds those gathered of a prayer answered, a request granted.
  A starburst of a billion rivets was thrown very high into the air.
  She felt her whole body tense the moment before it exploded in a starburst of fire.
  The starburst sound effect continues to blow the listener out of the room on high volume.
  A few seconds separated two explosions, and when the spectacle was done, all that remained was free-floating shield energy, and a million tiny pieces flying away from the Destroyer in a starburst pattern.
  Above the trenches, starbursts of artillery lit the sky, dissolving into green and red and orange streaks.
  On the one hand, we see a starburst of dynamism in the Arab world, a breakout of popular agitation after decades of living in the shadows of tyranny.
  A starburst of gray dust exploded across the front of her shirt, but there was no tear or rip on the fabric itself.
2. 1.2 A camera lens attachment that produces a pattern of rays around the image of a source of light.
  Example sentencesExamples
  He is also being asked about the starburst in one of the first images he captured.
  Or opt for a rhinestone detail such as a starburst on the lower half of the lens.
3. 1.3 A period of intense activity in a galaxy involving the formation of stars.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The density of stars makes the region in and around the Arches cluster a microcosm of what is likely occurring in starburst galaxies.
  Here the star formation rate may be higher, so these galaxies are called starbursts.
  Pods strung on armatures and made into shapes that evoke crowns, starbursts and galaxies add human or celestial content and help the natural materials transcend their roots.
  NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory has found new populations of suspected mid-mass black holes in several starburst galaxies, where stars form and explode at an unusually high rate.
  On a grander scale, the new nebula observations could hold clues to star formation in distant galaxies, including so-called starburst galaxies, in which stars are forming like gangbusters.
  Nestled among other starburst regions within the small galaxy, nebula NGC 346 alone contains more than 2500 infant stars.
  In both cases the galaxy is at a much lower redshift than the associated quasars, and is often disturbed in form or unusually active in showing starburst activity or in producing considerable radio emission.
  Science fiction conjures up all manner of dangerous aliens and starbursts and quirky, mind-bending ripples in space and time.
  Hazy, hot, and hidden: dust-laden clouds at the centers of some galaxies may enshroud titanic starburst or baby quasars.

单词	starburst
释义	Definition of starburst in English: starburst noun ˈstɑːbəːstˈstärˌbərst 1A pattern of lines or rays radiating from a central object or source of light. as modifier a starburst pattern Example sentencesExamples Forest entomologists call this inch-and-a-half-long insect with starburst spots on burnished black wings potentially the worst ecological disaster North American forests have ever seen. Their black satin pants and jackets gleam in the sun, starbursts of acrylic colour flickering down each arm. On that stormy day, however, she was wearing sky blue contacts with a starburst pattern. You will begin to see patterns and colours and starbursts. The plate was absolute eye candy, featuring the stuffed haunch at centre surrounded by a starburst of alternating green and orange purées. Welders will this week attach 180 steel spikes, each 22m long, that will create the starburst affect. They entered a cavern filled with green trees and brilliant starbursts of flowers. It was a gold plated solid bangle with starburst patterns. Infected kernels may be pink or show a white starburst pattern radiating from the top of the kernel. I have two lovely old baking pans with a starburst pattern on them. Fusarium ear rot may be accompanied by starburst patterns on the kernels. Her eyes took on a deep rose hue, golden spokes radiating outwards from her pupils, creating an eerie starburst effect. But if you don't know what the flag looks like (red, white and green bars with a yellow starburst in the center), you wouldn't know the context of these images. The viewer was greeted by a starburst of white lines radiating from the center of a yellow, rectangular, floor-to-ceiling field. In the middle of the band was a large rectangular plate with a large glittering starburst. The relationships of species A and D haplotypes form a starburst pattern that is highly characteristic of a population expansion. The patterns and motifs are highly complex, ranging from starbursts and amoebic shapes to flowers and birds. They had differently coloured typefaces, borders, a starburst filled with the word ‘victims’. The deftly rendered portraits of the latter two are surrounded by a starburst pattern of the sort seen in comic books. The walls were painted, the floors carpeted, the skylights covered with matching fabric, and the central ceiling made into a dynamic starburst of tricolored panels of glass called Afro Kaleidoscope. 1.1 A camera lens attachment that produces a pattern of rays around the image of a source of light. as modifier a starburst filter Example sentencesExamples He is also being asked about the starburst in one of the first images he captured. Or opt for a rhinestone detail such as a starburst on the lower half of the lens. 2A period of intense activity in a galaxy involving the formation of stars. as modifier a starburst galaxy Example sentencesExamples In both cases the galaxy is at a much lower redshift than the associated quasars, and is often disturbed in form or unusually active in showing starburst activity or in producing considerable radio emission. Pods strung on armatures and made into shapes that evoke crowns, starbursts and galaxies add human or celestial content and help the natural materials transcend their roots. Hazy, hot, and hidden: dust-laden clouds at the centers of some galaxies may enshroud titanic starburst or baby quasars. Here the star formation rate may be higher, so these galaxies are called starbursts. NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory has found new populations of suspected mid-mass black holes in several starburst galaxies, where stars form and explode at an unusually high rate. On a grander scale, the new nebula observations could hold clues to star formation in distant galaxies, including so-called starburst galaxies, in which stars are forming like gangbusters. Nestled among other starburst regions within the small galaxy, nebula NGC 346 alone contains more than 2500 infant stars. The density of stars makes the region in and around the Arches cluster a microcosm of what is likely occurring in starburst galaxies. Science fiction conjures up all manner of dangerous aliens and starbursts and quirky, mind-bending ripples in space and time. Definition of starburst in US English: starburst nounˈstärˌbərst 1A pattern of lines or rays radiating from a central object or source of light. as modifier a starburst pattern Example sentencesExamples In the middle of the band was a large rectangular plate with a large glittering starburst. The deftly rendered portraits of the latter two are surrounded by a starburst pattern of the sort seen in comic books. The patterns and motifs are highly complex, ranging from starbursts and amoebic shapes to flowers and birds. Fusarium ear rot may be accompanied by starburst patterns on the kernels. Their black satin pants and jackets gleam in the sun, starbursts of acrylic colour flickering down each arm. The walls were painted, the floors carpeted, the skylights covered with matching fabric, and the central ceiling made into a dynamic starburst of tricolored panels of glass called Afro Kaleidoscope. They had differently coloured typefaces, borders, a starburst filled with the word ‘victims’. Her eyes took on a deep rose hue, golden spokes radiating outwards from her pupils, creating an eerie starburst effect. You will begin to see patterns and colours and starbursts. They entered a cavern filled with green trees and brilliant starbursts of flowers. Forest entomologists call this inch-and-a-half-long insect with starburst spots on burnished black wings potentially the worst ecological disaster North American forests have ever seen. But if you don't know what the flag looks like (red, white and green bars with a yellow starburst in the center), you wouldn't know the context of these images. The plate was absolute eye candy, featuring the stuffed haunch at centre surrounded by a starburst of alternating green and orange purées. On that stormy day, however, she was wearing sky blue contacts with a starburst pattern. The viewer was greeted by a starburst of white lines radiating from the center of a yellow, rectangular, floor-to-ceiling field. I have two lovely old baking pans with a starburst pattern on them. Infected kernels may be pink or show a white starburst pattern radiating from the top of the kernel. It was a gold plated solid bangle with starburst patterns. Welders will this week attach 180 steel spikes, each 22m long, that will create the starburst affect. The relationships of species A and D haplotypes form a starburst pattern that is highly characteristic of a population expansion. 1.1 An explosion producing a starburst effect. Example sentencesExamples The next moment a fist slammed into his chin and his world exploded in a starburst of pain. With the repeal of the Licensing Act and the passing of the Copyright Act, the early 18th century saw a starburst of literary activity and this meant that the writing life was soon seen as a suitable occupation for ‘gentlemen’. As the voices grow quieter and then fall into silence, somewhere a child lights off a Roman candle, and the resulting starburst reminds those gathered of a prayer answered, a request granted. A starburst of a billion rivets was thrown very high into the air. She felt her whole body tense the moment before it exploded in a starburst of fire. The starburst sound effect continues to blow the listener out of the room on high volume. A few seconds separated two explosions, and when the spectacle was done, all that remained was free-floating shield energy, and a million tiny pieces flying away from the Destroyer in a starburst pattern. Above the trenches, starbursts of artillery lit the sky, dissolving into green and red and orange streaks. On the one hand, we see a starburst of dynamism in the Arab world, a breakout of popular agitation after decades of living in the shadows of tyranny. A starburst of gray dust exploded across the front of her shirt, but there was no tear or rip on the fabric itself. 1.2 A camera lens attachment that produces a pattern of rays around the image of a source of light. Example sentencesExamples He is also being asked about the starburst in one of the first images he captured. Or opt for a rhinestone detail such as a starburst on the lower half of the lens. 1.3 A period of intense activity in a galaxy involving the formation of stars. Example sentencesExamples The density of stars makes the region in and around the Arches cluster a microcosm of what is likely occurring in starburst galaxies. Here the star formation rate may be higher, so these galaxies are called starbursts. Pods strung on armatures and made into shapes that evoke crowns, starbursts and galaxies add human or celestial content and help the natural materials transcend their roots. NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory has found new populations of suspected mid-mass black holes in several starburst galaxies, where stars form and explode at an unusually high rate. On a grander scale, the new nebula observations could hold clues to star formation in distant galaxies, including so-called starburst galaxies, in which stars are forming like gangbusters. Nestled among other starburst regions within the small galaxy, nebula NGC 346 alone contains more than 2500 infant stars. In both cases the galaxy is at a much lower redshift than the associated quasars, and is often disturbed in form or unusually active in showing starburst activity or in producing considerable radio emission. Science fiction conjures up all manner of dangerous aliens and starbursts and quirky, mind-bending ripples in space and time. Hazy, hot, and hidden: dust-laden clouds at the centers of some galaxies may enshroud titanic starburst or baby quasars.
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