II. star <-rr-> [stɑːr, брит. stɑːʳ] ГЛ. неперех. ТЕАТР. КИНО.
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| I | star |
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| you | star |
| he/she/it | stars |
| we | star |
| you | star |
| they | star |
| I | starred |
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| you | starred |
| he/she/it | starred |
| we | starred |
| you | starred |
| they | starred |
| I | have | starred |
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| you | have | starred |
| he/she/it | has | starred |
| we | have | starred |
| you | have | starred |
| they | have | starred |
| I | had | starred |
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| you | had | starred |
| he/she/it | had | starred |
| we | had | starred |
| you | had | starred |
| they | had | starred |
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What is the harm in idly gossiping with your workmates or just playing along when they ask you about your star sign?
www.news24.com While some have chosen more traditional forms of calligraphy, others have proudly exhibited their star sign, favourite animals or signature dishes as a certification of trade expertise.
theconversation.com All pets have a star sign stat, which determines the attacks they have access to.
en.wikipedia.org My star sign, and it was a supermoon.
entertainment.ie The astrology trend is also due to the fact that, in a world of too much choice, shopping by star sign takes the stress out of con-sumerism.
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