star + A bright planet of gas in the night sky ☊ stare + To look at someone or something for a long time ☊ start + first time or place that a thing exists; beginning ☊ 20 New HSK word(s): HSK1 开 → → → → + kai1 to open; to start; to turn on; to boil; to write out (a prescription, check, invoice etc); to operate (vehicle); abbr. for 开尔文/开尔文 degrees Kelvin HSK2 开始 → → → → + kai1shi3 to begin; beginning; to start; initial; CL:个/个ge4 HSK2 上班 → → → → + shang4ban1 to go to work; to be on duty; to start work; to go to the office HSK2 白 → → → → + bai2 white; snowy; pure; bright; empty; blank; plain; clear; to make clear; in vain; gratuitous; free of charge; reactionary; anti-communist; funeral; to stare coldly; to write wrong character; to state; to explain; vernacular; spoken lines in opera HSK4 吃惊 → → → → + chi1jing1 to be startled; to be shocked; to be amazed HSK4 出发 → → → → + chu1fa1 to start out; to set off HSK5 明星 → → → → + ming2xing1 star; celebrity HSK6 一贯 → → → → + yi1guan4 consistent; constant; from start to finish; all along; persistent HSK6 开展 → → → → + kai1zhan3 (begin to) develop; unfold; to start; to launch; to open; to carry out HSK6 吞吞吐吐 → → → → + tun1tun1tu3tu3 to hum and haw (idiom); to mumble as if hiding sth; to speak and break off, then start again; to hold sth back HSK6 盯 → → → → + ding1 to watch attentively; to fix one's attention on; to stare at; to gaze at HSK6 瞪 → → → → + deng4 to open (one's eyes) wide; to stare at; to glare at HSK6 发动 → → → → + fa1dong4 to start; to launch; to unleash; to mobilize; to arouse HSK6 发呆 → → → → + fa1dai1 to stare blankly; to be stunned; to be lost in thought HSK6 饥饿 → → → → + ji1e4 hunger; starvation; famine HSK6 须知 → → → → + xu1zhi1 prerequisites; rules that must be known before starting sth HSK6 创业 → → → → + chuang4ye4 to begin an undertaking; to start a major task; to initiate; to venture; venture; entrepreneurship HSK6 就业 → → → → + jiu4ye4 looking for employment; getting a job; to start a career HSK6 着手 → → → → + zhuo2shou3 to put one's hand to it; to start out on a task; to set out HSK6 愣 → → → → + leng4 to look distracted; to stare blankly; distracted; blank; (coll.) unexpectedly; rash; rashly
34 Old HSK word(s): A v;n 开始* → kai1shi3 begin/ start A 开学* → kai1 xue2 school begins/ term starts A VA 出发* → chu1fa1 set out/ start from A VS 饿* → e4 hungry/ starve B 吃惊* → chi1 jing1 be startled/ be shocked B 开课* → kai1 ke4 start of school B VA 开辟* → kai1pi4 open up/ start B VA 开演* → kai1yan3 begin/ start a show B VA 发动* → fa1dong4 start/ launch/ arouse B N 星星* → xing1xing star C N 行星* → xing2xing1 moving-star/ planet C VA 开办* → kai1ban4 set up and run/ open/ start/ operate C VA 开动* → kai1dong4 start/ set in motion/ move/ march C 开饭* → kai1 fan4 it's meal time/ start to serve meals/ start to eat (meal) C 开口* → kai1 kou3 open one's mouth/ start to talk/ make a cutting edge C VA 瞪* → deng4 stare/ glare with displeasure C VA 注视* → zhu4shi4 attentively-watch/ look attentively at/ gaze at/ stare at C N 粉* → fen3 powder/ face powder/ vermicelli made from starch C VA 惊* → jing1 be frightened/ start/ startle/ alarm/ stampede/ shy C n;v 起源* → qi3yuan2 origin/ genesis/ originate/ stem/ start C VS 愣* → leng4 be startled out of one's wit/ rash/ brash/ imprudent C VS 饥饿* → ji1'e4 hungry/ starving C VA 着手* → zhuo2shou3 put-hand/ put one's hand to/ set about/ begin/ start C VA 盯* → ding1 gaze at/ stare at/ fix one's eyes on C 自始至终* → zi1 shi3 zhi4 zhong1 from-beginning-to-end/ from start to finish D 动工* → dong4 gong1 start building D VA 入手* → ru4shou3 proceed with/ start with D VA 凝视* → ning2shi4 gaze/ stare D N 歌星* → ge1xing1 singer star D N 恒星* → heng2xing1 star D N 明星* → ming2xing1 star D N 出发点* → chu1fa1dian3 starting point D N 淀粉* → dian4fen3 starch D N 星* → xing1 star
星
我爸爸～了一个小公司。
Mở + 我们从第十课～学习。
Bắt đầu + 我七点半去～。
Làm việc + 我很爱穿那件～衣服。
Trắng + 这个消息非常令人～。
Ngạc nhiên + 我从北京～去上海。
Các chuyến bay + Sao + Luôn + Thực hiện + Ngập ngừng + Nhìn chằm chằm + Nhìn chằm chằm + Khởi động + Ngây + Đói + Không báo trước + Tinh thần kinh doanh + Việc làm + Tiến hành + Bị đóng băng + Grade E word(s):
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| Gb | Eng | Viet |
|---|---|---|
| 我们是六点出发的. | We started at six. |  → |
| 我们必须重新开始。 | We must make a new start. | → |
| 我必须立刻开始工作。 | I must start working at once. | → |
| 我是最近才开始学法语的。 | I've only recently started learning French. | → |
| 他是去年六月开始在这里工作的。 | He started work here last June. | → |
| 太阳，星星和月亮都是天体。 | The sun, the stars and the moon are celestial bodies. | → |
| 他跑步出发，但很快就累得慢下来成了步行。 | He started off at a run but soon tired and slowed to a walk. | → |
| 夜晚我们可以看见星群。 | We can see the stars at night. | → |
| 星星在晴朗的夜空闪亮。 | Stars are brilliant in the clear night sky. | → |
| 我开始作画，仅仅是最近的事情。 | It is only recently that I started painting. | → |
| 练习开始前，你最好设定一个目标。 | You'd better set a goal before you start the drill. | → |
| 树叶已开始变色，很快就是冬天了。 | The leaves have started to color; it will soon be winter. | → |
| 我开始做这项工作时, 遇到许多困难. | I encountered many difficulties when I first started this job. | → |
| 当我不得不离开时，这个孩子情绪异常激动，忍不住哭了起来。 | The boy got very emotional when I had to leave, and started to cry. | → |
| 码头工人开始卸货。 | Dockers started unloading the ship. | → |
| 她抬起头来，凝望着十二月份阴沉沉的天空。 | She looked up staring at the sombre December sky. | → |
| 恰恰就在我登上公共汽车踏板的时候，车子开动了。 | At the precise moment that I put my foot on the step, the bus started. | → |
| 这个政治家发现饥饿的孩子们可怜的哭声让人不忍心听下去。 | The politician found the piteous cries of the starving children unbearable. | → |
| 占星家声称能预知祸福. | Astrologers claim to be able to divine what the stars hold in store for us. | → |
| 流行歌星总是抱怨他们受到歌迷的包围。 | Pop stars are always moaning about being mobbed by their fans. | → |
| 他精神抖擞准备出发. | He's full of sap and ready to start. | → |
| 太阳、月亮和星星都是天体。 | The sun, moon and stars are heavenly bodies. | → |
| 最初她只是微笑，後来才放声大笑。 | First of all she just smiled, then she started to laugh. | → |
| 雪崩发生的时候我们的处境多么危险啊！ | What a precarious situation we were in when the avalanche started! | → |
| 你在发动引擎时，一定要让汽车处于空档。 | When you start the engine, be sure the car is in neutral. | → |
| 天文学家现在能看到的星星的数目，多得简直令人头晕目眩。 | The number of stars now visible to the astronomers makes one's brain reel. | → |
| 天上星星出来了。 | Overhead the stars were out. | → |
| 首先, 我们没得到批准。 | To start with, we haven't got the approval. | → |
| 我们不能在白天看到星星。 | We can't see stars in the daytime. | → |
| 今天早晨我的汽车发动不起来了。 | I couldn't make my car start this morning. | → |
| 我们今天晚上节目中最精彩的是中国杂技表演. | The star turn in our show tonight will be a group of Chinese acrobats. | → |
| 他即将动身。 | He was about to start. | → |
| 软冻是一种甜食。 | Custard is a kind of sweet sauce. | → |
| 天空中有无数的星星。 | There are numberless stars in the sky. | → |
| 五星红旗迎风飘扬。 | The five-star red flag is fluttering in the wind. | → |
| 我们关闭发动机开始滑行. | We switched off the motor and started to drift (along). | → |
| 直到太阳从东方升起，我们才出发。 | We did not start until the sun rose in the east. | → |
| 除掉金星以外其他的星星全都消失了。 | All but the morning star have disappeared. | → |
| 你在夜晚可以看到星星，白天却看不到。 | You can see stars by night, but not by day. | → |
| 双方军队在边境的冲突引发了战争。 | A border clash between the two armies started the war. | → |
| 开始做饭前，我还得去买些厨房用具。 | I have to buy some kitchen utensils before starting cooking. | → |
| 在赛跑时让年龄小的男生提早了10秒钟起跑. | The smaller boys were given a start of 10 seconds in the race. | → |
| 我们的电费已经高得付不起了--得节省些了. | Our electricity bills are higher than we can afford we must start to economize. | → |
| 你真走运, 不用出席那死气沉沉的招待会. | You can thank your lucky stars (that) you don't have to go to this dreary reception. | → |
| 在天气干燥时把点燃的香烟扔进树林可能会引起火灾。 | A cigarette thrown into the woods in dry weather may start a fire. | → |
| 他开始研究生态学，并决心将他的一生献身于这门科学。 | He started to study ecology and decided to devote his whole life to the science. | → |
| 他喝酒过多, 身体逐渐衰弱了. | He started to drink too much and gradually ran to seed. | → |
| 小女孩凝视着在篮子里互相翻来滚去的小猫。 | The little girl stared at the little cats tumbling over each other in their basket. | → |
| 戴着皮护手套的摩托车手们正在等待比赛开始。 | Motorcyclists with leather gauntlets are waiting for the start of the game. | → |
| 我动手搬那些瓷制饰物，但在移动时摔了一只花瓶。 | I started moving the china ornaments but dropped a vase in the process. | → |
| 他在办公室里老是目不转睛地盯著我，真把我气坏了。 | I'm extremely annoyed at the way he always stares at me in the office. | → |
| 抵抗运动开展了一场反对殖民统治者的恐怖活动。 | The resistance movement started a campaign of terror against the colonial rulers. | → |
| 有些工程师认为，既然为这一系统起作用已付出如此巨大的努力，明智的做法是短期内将这项工作继续下去，而不是从头再来。 | Some engineers take the view that since so much effort has been put into making this system work it would be sensible in the short term to continue the same line rather than start afresh. | → |
| 每一星系都有无数的恒星. | Each galaxy contains myriads of stars. | → |
| 环境逼得她为挨饿的儿女偷窃食物. | She was driven by necessity to steal food for her starving children. | → |
| 这次地震把这堵墙震得下陷并开始崩塌. | The earthquake made the wall sink and start to crumble. | → |
| 今日的许多电影明星最初都是由人才发掘者发现的。 | Many of the great movie stars of today were originally discovered by talent scouts. | → |
| 管弦乐队新来的指挥一上任就先把较差的演奏人员清除出去了。 | The new conductor start by weed out the weaker player in the orchestra. | → |
| 按这个按钮开动引擎。 | Press this button to start the engine. | → |
| 这辆倒霉汽车就是发动不起来! | The wretched car won't start! | → |
| 熨衬衫领要先喷些粉浆再熨. | Spray starch on the shirt collars before ironing them. | → |
| 流星在空中画出了一道长长的弧线。 | The falling star described a long curve in the sky. | → |
| 广告称｀聘请有积极性的年轻人任推销员＇. | The advertisementread Young self-starter wanted as salesperson'. | → |
| 结果非常令人吃惊——六个月增长百分之七十七。 | The result is quite startling-- a77% increase in six months. | → |
| 用放大镜把阳光聚到乾叶子上, 叶子就能燃烧. | If you focus the sun's rays through a magnifying glass on a dry leaf, it will start to burn. | → |
| 那位百万富翁是从很少的钱开始的．但是在最充分利用机会方面表现出他的本领。 | That millionaire started with very little, but showed a skill in playing his cards right. | → |
| 我们即将动身. | We're about to start. | → |
| 他怒目注视著她. | He fixed her with an angry stare. | → |
| 他一脸吃惊的神情. | He had a startled look on his face. | → |
| 男孩儿们恨不得马上就出发. | The boys were champing to start. | → |
| 这机器一触即可停止或开动. | The machine stops and starts at a touch. | → |
| 她对保健食品极为讲究了. | She started to become/wax lyrical about health food. | → |
| 那会议自始至终十分无聊. | The meeting was one big yawn from start to finish. | → |
| 当上了歌剧明星也决非事事如意。 | Being an opera star is not all roses by any means. | → |
| 孩子们眼巴巴地等候话剧开始。 | With expectant faces, children are waiting for the drama to start. | → |
| 我们穿过田野时，惊动了一只野兔。 | As we were walking across the fields, we started a hare. | → |
| 最小的响声也会吓着这个胆小的孩子的。 | The least noise would startle the timid child. | → |
| 如果我们准备采用新工序的话，我们将只得吸取那些已有这方面工作经验的人们的成果。 | If we are to start the new process, we shall have to pick the brains of those who have had some experience of doing the job. | → |
| 盯著人看是没有礼貌的. | It's rude to stare. | → |
| 码头工人开始卸船. | Dockers started unloading (the ship). | → |
| 我不喜欢人家盯著瞧我. | I don't like being stared at. | → |
| 他们全都惊讶地瞪着眼。 | They all stared with astonishment. | → |
| 她以怀疑的眼光注视著我. | She stared at me with unbelieving eyes. | → |
| 他抬起头，凝望着天空。 | He rose his head and stared at the firmament. | → |
| 祖母逝世时他们开始服丧. | When grandmother died they went into (ie started to wear) mourning. | → |
| 他发疯了，开始把这块地方砸得粉碎。 | He went stark raving mad and began smashing the place up. | → |
| 他注视著那些语句, 茫然不解. | He stared at the words in complete puzzlement. | → |
| 倘若没有指南针, 可利用星辰引路. | If you haven't a compass, use the stars to guide you. | → |
| 当那位英俊的电影明星吻她的时候，她欣喜若狂。 | She was thrilled when the handsome filmstar kissed her. | → |
| 你愿意人家盯著你看吗? | Do you like being stared at? | → |
| 你能瞪着看多长时间不眨眼? | How long can you stare without blinking your eyes? | → |
| 刻板的由严格的提纲或概念规定的；刻板的 | Marked by sharp outline or definition; stark. | → |
| 燃烧著的煤开始发出了黄色与橙色的火焰. | The burning coals started to flame yellow and orange. | → |
| 这位导演想让迈克尔·凯恩主演他的新片子. | The director wanted to star Michael Caine in his new film. | → |
| 他揍了你我毫不同情——是你先打他的，你挨打活该。 | I'm not sorry he hit you- it serves you fight for starting the fight! | → |
| 舞台和银幕上一颗璀璨的星辰；历史上的辉煌一刻 | One of the bright stars of stage and screen; a bright moment in history. | → |
| 学生要先念一年预科, 然後才能开始攻读学位课程. | Students have to do a year's preparation before they start the degree course proper. | → |
| 这一章我们将要从一个非常简单的电器设备－手电筒开始。 | In this chapter we will start with a very simple kind of electric device-an electric torch. | → |
| 差劲……我刚刚开始认为他有潜力，他却丢下一切转到别处工作了。 | Darn...just when I start think he have potential, he just drop everything and took another job elsewhere. | → |
| 各位女士、先生，现在我为你们介绍一位舞台和银幕上著名的明星，约翰·韦恩。 | Ladies and gentlemen, now I will introduce to you the renowned star of the stage and screen, John Wayne. | → |
| 我们开始只有六个会员。 | We have only six members to start with. | → |
| 那家工厂不久就要重新开工了。 | That factory will soon start up again. | → |
| 秋收即将开始。 | The autumn harvest is about to start. | → |
| 据说该明星病重. | The star is reportedly very ill. | → |
| 她睁大眼睛注视他。 | She stared at him with wide eyes. | → |
| 他决定单干创业. | He decided to go it alone and start his own business. | → |
| 你可以看到夜空中的星群。 | You can see stars in clusters in the night sky. | → |
| 就在昨天，他动身前往美国。 | It was yesterday that he started for America. | → |
| 未经委员会批准，我们不能动工。 | We can't start building without the council's approval. | → |
| 我总是每天一早就仔细查阅我的邮件. | I always start the day by going through my mail. | → |
| 我叔叔给了我一些钱让我开始经商。 | My uncle gave me some money to start me out in trade. | → |
| 他损失了所有的钱, 只好再从头做起. | He lost all his money and had to start again completely from scratch. | → |
| 为抢救那些即将饿死的人而分秒必争。 | It was a race against time to stop people dying from starvation. | → |
| 今天早上这一行人收拾行李下乡去了。 | The party picked up and started for the countryside this morning. | → |
| 报界把那个新运动员吹捧成为超级明星。 | The newspaper puff up that new athlete into a superstar | → |
| 现在大楼已开始动工，要放弃行动为时已晚。 | Now the building has been started, it is too late to back off. | → |
| 母亲打发孩子们赶快去上学，然后就开始干起活来。 | The mother hustled the children off to school and started working. | → |
| 委员会开始讨论之前，先宣读了上次的会议记录。 | Before the committee started its work, the minutes of the last meeting were read out. | → |
| 如果你不积极进取，更加努力学习，你就会考不及格的。 | If you don't get on the ball and start studying harder, you're going to flunk. | → |
| 尽管几位名角演出都很出色，却未曾想竟让一名新秀抢尽风头。 | Despite fine acting by several well-known stars it was a young newcomer who stole the show. | → |
| 价格的起点是五镑。 | Prices start at￡5. | → |
| 船突然向右侧倾斜. | The ship gave a lurch to starboard. | → |
| 他们惊讶地默默凝视那奇景。 | They stared at the strange sight in silent wonder. | → |
| 那位流行歌曲歌星周围蜂拥著许多歌迷。 | The pop star was followed by a train of admirers. | → |
| 灌木丛中突如其来的响声把她的马吓惊了. | The sudden noise in the bushes startled her horse. | → |
| 看到战争造成的荒凉，他感到触目惊心。 | He felt startled when he saw the desolation caused by war. | → |
| 拍摄危险的场景时, 这位大明星有个替身. | Another man stands in for the big star in the dangerous scenes. | → |
| 他抬眼凝视着头顶上方星光闪烁的天空。 | He stared up at the stars twinkling in the sky above him. | → |
| 他只是带着那种奇特的神情死死地盯着她看。 | He simply stared at her with that peculiar expression on his face. | → |
| 很多著名的流行音乐歌星都因使用毒品而毁了自己。 | Many a famous pop star has been ruined by drugs. | → |
| 让我们达成切实可行的协议以尽快开始工作. | Let's have a clear no-nonsense agreement to start work as soon as possible. | → |
| 他心向往之的是要面对面地见见他心目中的流行曲歌星。 | His ambition was to meet his favourite pop star face to face. | → |
| 北极星第二星的光度中的一颗星，位于小熊星座把柄的末端，几乎位于北天极 | A star of the second magnitude, at the end of the handle of the Little Dipper and almost at the north celestial pole. | → |
| 格雷在一小块地下开始种花，如今他的生意确实十分红火，英格兰各地都有他的花店。 | Gray started growing flowers on a small piece of land. Now he has really made it big and owns flower shops all over England. | → |
| 6点钟时马达开动起来。 | At six o'clock the motor started up. | → |
| 你吃的含淀粉的食物太多了。 | You eat too much starch. | → |
| 糖和淀粉在胃里被分解. | Sugar and starch are broken down in the stomach. | → |
| 只要一按电钮，机器就会开动。 | Just press the button and the machine will start. | → |
| 歹徒们冲进酒吧胡乱扫射一通。 | The gangster run into the bar and start shooting it up. | → |
| 她开始与罗杰外出约会, 就把我撇开了. | She gave me the elbow when she started going out with Roger. | → |
| 他的行李刚一装上车，吉普车就开走了。 | No sooner had his luggage been loaded than the jeep started off. | → |
| 为了避免饿死，那些迷路的勘探人员吃鸟蛋充饥。 | The lost explorers ate birds' eggs to stave off starvation. | → |
| 从简陋的设备起家，他们已生产出不少高质量的机器。 | Starting with very simple equipment, they have produced a number of high-quality machines. | → |
| 那个新来的学生粗鲁地跟老师顶嘴, 一开始就把关系搞僵了. | The new student started off on the wrong foot with the teacher by answering back rudely. | → |
| 这位影星抵达该城市的消息一传开，大批的请柬雪片似的向她飞来。 | Invitations showered on the film star as soon as her arrival in the city was known. | → |
| 亲眼看见这一派兴旺繁荣景象的穷人们也开始想沾光发财了。 | The poor, who can see this boom with their own eyes, are starting to want their share of the cake. | → |
| 天体要素在古代和中古时代被认为是充满于月球空间并且是构成恒星和行星的元素 | The element believed in ancient and medieval civilizations to fill all space above the sphere of the moon and to compose the stars and planets. | → |
| 这场火灾应该追究谁的责任? | Who is to blame for starting the fire? | → |
| 葛粉从这些植物中提取的食用淀粉 | An edible starch made from these plants. | → |
| 演出拖延很久, 最後总算开始了. | After a long delay the performance finally started. | → |
| 那两个齿轮一啮合, 机器就启动了. | The two cog-wheels engaged and the machine started. | → |
| 唱流行歌曲的歌星什麽时候都是新闻人物. | Pop stars are always news. | → |
| 音乐会後她徘徊不去, 希望能一见明星. | She lingered after the concert, hoping to meet the star. | → |
| 领导人互相寒暄一番, 然後开始谈判. | After an exchange of pleasantries, the leaders started their negotiations. | → |
| 衷心祝愿鸿运高照，美满姻缘，天长地久。 | May this day be start of long happy prosperous life for you both. | → |
| 她量出一定量的面粉、黄油和糖，开始拌做糕饼。 | She measured out the flour, butter, and sugar and started to mix a cake. | → |
| 该电影明星以自己的名义努力募款帮助洪涝灾民。 | The film star lent his name to the efforts to raise money to help the flood victims. | → |
| 我父亲小酌之後，就变得开朗可亲些，话也说得多了。 | My father expanded a little when he have have a drink, and start to talk more freely. | → |
| 我们已得到市政会的准许[市政会已准许我们]开工建筑. | We've got the go-ahead from the council/The council have given (us) the go-ahead to start building. | → |
| 必须对实情胸有成竹才能理直气壮地（到处）指责（别人）. | You must be certain of your facts before you start flinging accusations (around) (at people). | → |
| 循环，周而复始结束在其起点或持续重复其自身的系列或过程；循环 | A series or process that finishes at its starting point or continuously repeats itself; a cycle. | → |
| 贝特，汉斯·阿尔布雷希生于1906德裔美籍物理学家。因其对恒星能量产生的研究而获1967年诺贝尔奖 | German-born American physicist. He won a1967 Nobel Prize for research on the energy production of stars. | → |
| 动物优于人类的几点有：没有神学家为它们说教，殡殓不费分文，更无一个对其遗嘱提出诉讼者。 | Animals have these advantages over man: they have no theologians to instruct them, their funerals cost them nothing, and no one starts lawsuits over their wills. | → |
| 服这器官妙得很，它从你在早上起床的一刹那时就开始工作，而且直至你进入办公室为止，是不会停止（工作）的。 | The brain is a wonderful organ; it starts working the moment you get up in the morning, and does not stop until you get into the office. | → |
| 啤酒瓶底的沉淀物一到瓶颈部位，就不要往外倒啤酒了。此时你的一杯啤酒会金灿灿地发亮，酒泡鼓出酒杯口，而又不会溢出杯外。 | As soon as the sediment starts creeping up the shoulder of the bottle, stop pouring. You should now have a glass of star-bright beer with a head(of foam) that stands proud of the glass but does not overflow. | → |