one-star

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ˈone-star adjective [only before noun]  DLTa one-star hotel, restaurant etc has been judged to be not of a very high standard 〔酒店、餐馆等〕一星级的

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one-star• Don't expect five-star facilities in a one-star hotel.• And a civilian doesn't argue over military matters with a general, even a one-star version like this.

ˈone-star adjectiveChineseSyllable  

one-star been hotel, Corpus a judged etc restaurant has

one-star
ˈone-star adjective [only before noun]
a one-star hotel, restaurant etc has been judged to be not of a very high standard

one-starBrE /ˌwʌn ˈstɑː(r)/ 🔊NAmE /ˌwʌn ˈstɑːr/ 🔊 adjective [usually before noun] having one star in a system that measures quality. The highest standard is usually represented by four or five stars （服务质量）一星级的◆a one-star hotel一星级宾馆(NAmE) having the fifth-highest military rank, and wearing uniform which has one star on it （军阶）一星的◆a one-star general一星少将