morning star
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++ˌmorning ˈstar noun [singular] HAa bright planet, usually Venus, that you can see in the eastern sky when the sun rises 启明星，晨星〔通常指金星〕
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morning star• The stars were leaving the sky; even the lingering morning star was dim.• Venus and Jupiter, year in and year out, Contend for the crown Of morning star and of evening star.• Or maybe something like the morning star that still hung in the dawning sky.• The planet they call the evening star, the morning star.• The Enlightenment was the morning star of modernity.• The morning star has withdrawn behind the curtain of light to wait for its chance to shine again tomorrow.nThe Morning StarMorning Star, The na left-wing British daily newspaper which used to be the newspaper of the British Communist Partyˌmorning ˈstar nounMorning Star, TheLDOCE OnlineChineseSyllable
can bright you that usually a Venus, planet, Corpus see
morning star
ˌmorning ˈstar
noun [singular]
a bright planet, usually Venus, that you can see in the eastern sky when the sun rises
ˌmorning ˈstar
noun [singular]a bright planet, usually Venus, that you can see in the eastern sky when the sun rises
Morning Star
Morning Star, The
a left-wingBritish daily newspaper which used to be the newspaper of the British Communist Party
Morning Star, The
a left-wingBritish daily newspaper which used to be the newspaper of the British Communist Party