shooting star

英 [ˌʃuːtɪŋ ˈstɑː(r)]

美 [ˌʃuːtɪŋ ˈstɑːr]

n. 流星

牛津词典

noun

流星
a small meteor (= a piece of rock in outer space) that travels very fast and burns with a bright light as it enters the earth's atmosphere

流星
Ashooting staris a piece of rock or metal that burns very brightly when it enters the earth's atmosphere from space, and is seen from earth as a bright star travelling very fast across the sky.

noun

a streak of light in the sky at night that results when a meteoroid hits the earth's atmosphere and air friction causes the meteoroid to melt or vaporize or explode
Synonym:meteor

Then I have made a terrible wish on a shooting star.
那样的话我对流星许了个太糟糕的愿了。
The shooting star didn't grant me my wish.
流星没有让我的愿望成真。
Like a shooting star giving off so much light.
就像是一颗流星放射出如此灿烂的光芒。
It was a shooting star that propelled me into astronomy in the first place
最初是一颗流星促使我从事天文学。
'We saw a very bright shooting star.' —'Did you really? '
“我们看到了一颗很明亮的流星。”——“真的吗？”
Based on its movement it could have been a shooting star rather than a fixed star.
基于它的运动，它应该是一颗流星，而不是恒星。
Do you? Ve ever seen a shooting star in the night sky? And your wish?
你看过流星吗，你许的愿望是？
A bright shooting star, or meteor, is an unforgettable sight.
明亮的流星，或者说陨石，是番难忘的景象。
Now we are going to make a shooting star in the distance at the top of our canvas.
现在，我们要在画面上部绘制一颗掠过远方的流星。
Life like a shooting star, penetrating the dark and illuminating the universe though disappearing in a flash.
人生如流星，虽转瞬即逝，也要划破黑暗光照人间。