Exam: IELTS

Definition: Relating to a celestial body that shines in the night sky or someone who is exceptionally talented or famous.

Example: She is a star athlete who has won many awards.

Definition: To perform exceptionally well or to take the main role in a performance or production.

Example: She will star in the new movie coming out next summer.

Definition: A bright object in the night sky that is a large ball of gas, or a person who is very talented in a particular field, such as acting or sports.

Example: The star shone brightly in the night sky, captivating everyone who looked up.

Definition: Relating to the right side of a ship or aircraft when facing forward.

Example: The captain ordered the crew to prepare the starboard side for docking.

Definition: To or toward the right side when looking forward, especially on a ship or boat.

Example: The captain ordered the crew to steer starboard to avoid the rocks.

Definition: The right side of a ship or aircraft when you are facing forward.

Example: The captain ordered the crew to move to starboard to avoid the obstacle.

Definition: To turn or position a steering device to the right side of a vessel.

Example: The captain ordered the crew to starboard the helm to avoid the rocks.

Definition: To look at something or someone for a long time without blinking, often with wide eyes.

Example: She stared at the painting, captivated by its beauty.

Definition: A long, fixed look at something or someone, often showing curiosity or surprise.

Example: She gave him a long stare when he told her the news.

Definition: To look at someone or something with a fixed gaze, often for a long time.

Example: She couldn't help but stare at the beautiful painting.

Definition: Very clear and obvious, often in a way that is harsh or extreme.

Example: The stark difference between the two paintings made one look much better than the other.

Definition: In a complete or absolute way; completely or entirely.

Example: The landscape was starkly beautiful, with its bare trees and clear sky.

Definition: The most extreme or severe in appearance or effect.

Example: The starkest contrast between the two paintings made one look dull and the other vibrant.

Definition: In a way that shows a clear difference or contrast, often in a severe or harsh manner.

Example: The two paintings were starkly different in style and color.

Definition: The quality or condition of being very clear, strong, or severe, often in a way that is striking or harsh.

Example: The starkness of the landscape made it both beautiful and intimidating.

Definition: To begin or commence something; to come into existence or action.

Example: The race will start at noon.

Definition: An occasion or point in time when something begins or is initiated.

Example: The start of the race was marked by a loud horn.

Definition: To begin or commence something, such as an activity or event.

Example: They will start the meeting at 10 AM.

Definition: Referring to something that is basic or initial, often used as a first step before moving on to something more advanced or complex.

Example: The starter kit includes all the essential tools for beginners.

Definition: A person or thing that begins something, such as a device that starts a lamp or engine, or a player who starts a game.

Example: The starter for the baseball team pitched a great game last night.

Definition: To suddenly feel alarmed or surprised by something unexpected.

Example: The loud noise made me startle and jump.

Definition: A quick feeling of surprise or shock that happens suddenly.

Example: The loud noise caused a startle that made everyone jump.

Definition: To cause someone to feel sudden fear or surprise.

Example: The loud noise from the fireworks startled the dog.