week; period of seven days

a famous person such as a movie star, athlete, or socialite; a famous or outstanding organization

Any star, planet, or satellite in space; most such bodies are spherical, hence the name

one of the eighty-eight named areas into which the entire sky is divided for the study of stars

Three specific bright stars, identified either as the central stars of the constellation Orion or stars in the Heart mansion

A celestial body that orbits a planet, such as a moon; an artificial object placed in orbit around the earth or another planet for communication or research

extraterrestrial; space alien; intelligent being from another planet

(colloquial) the stars in the sky; any celestial body that appears as a point of light in the night sky

The first day of the week, usually a day of rest; also called [[星期日|星期日|xing1 qi1 ri4]]

The fourth planet from the sun in our solar system; formerly known as [[荧惑|熒惑|ying2 huo4]] in ancient China.

a red five-pointed star; specifically used as a symbol for communism or the proletariat

a famous athlete who excels in a ball-game sport, such as soccer, basketball, or tennis

the star-studded heavens; the night sky with visible stars

massive system of billions of stars, interstellar gas, and dust held together by gravity

A celestial body that orbits a star, has enough mass to form a spherical shape, and has cleared its orbital path of other debris. Planets do not emit their own light but reflect the light of the star they orbit. Also known as [[惑星|惑星|huo4 xing1]].

interstellar; interplanetary; the space between stars or planets

A meteor or shooting star; a streak of light caused by a solid body from space burning up in the atmosphere.

A person with great achievements, immense popularity, and high visibility in a specific field such as sports or entertainment.

the light or radiance from stars

An astronomical event where a large number of meteors are seen to radiate from one point in the night sky.

last week; the previous week

the classification level of a hotel or restaurant based on the number of stars awarded; specifically the international standard of one to five stars

Sunday; typically the first day of the week and a day of rest. Also called [[星期天|星期天|xing1 qi1 tian1]]

film or movie star; famous cinema actor

the planet Venus; the second planet from the Sun in the solar system

five-star; top-tier; of the highest quality

fragmentary, scattered, or sporadic; occurring in small quantities or bits and pieces rather than as a whole

(astronomy) a star that experiences a sudden and massive increase in brightness and then slowly fades to its original state

singing star; famous singer or pop star

the five visible planets in the solar system, specifically [[水星|水星|shui3 xing1]], [[金星|金星|jin1 xing1]], [[火星|火星|huo3 xing1]], [[木星|木星|mu4 xing1]], and [[土星|土星|tu3 xing1]]

A celestial body that orbits the Sun and often develops a long tail like a broom; also known as [[扫帚星|掃帚星|sao4 zhou5 xing1]] or [[扫把星|掃把星|sao4 ba3 xing1]].

The seven stars forming the Big Dipper constellation; also known as the [[北斗星|北斗星|bei3 dou3 xing1]].

a collective name for stars or constellations in the sky

Pluto; formerly considered one of the nine major planets of the solar system, it is now classified as a dwarf planet.

Stephen Chow (1962-), Hong Kong actor, comedian, and filmmaker, famous for his [[无厘头|無釐頭|wu2 li2 tou2]] comedy movies.

Li Zhaoxing (1940-), former PRC foreign minister

Starbucks, a US coffee shop chain

The brightest star in the night sky, located in the constellation [[大犬座|大犬座|da4 quan3 zuo4]]; traditionally viewed as a symbol of greed, theft, or invaders.

Neptune; the eighth planet from the sun in the solar system

a large number of stars in the sky; a galaxy

liberator, emancipator, or anyone who helps others escape from hardship or suffering

A person or thing that subdues or poses a powerful threat to another; a bane or effective remedy