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Meanings of stellar in anglès

portuguès
astral

Being or relating to or resembling or emanating from stars.

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astral

Indicating the most important performer or role.

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Usage of stellar in anglès
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The expected declines reflect less-than-stellar results across the banking industry this year.
Reuters
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For comparison sake, quickly consider the stellar Chevrolet C6 Corvette power plant.
Wired
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The stellar circuit is primarily used to receive energy into the body.
Witch School's First Degree
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Tyneside Cinema delivered another stellar result, aided by the film's local setting.
The Guardian
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McBride produced a stellar race leading start to finish to claim gold.
Radio NZ
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Most of my favourite places have yet to be given stellar recognition.
The Irish Times
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In fact, a number of my downloaded apps are less than stellar.
Wired
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She's had a stellar year at the helm of the OWN Network.
Ebony
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A spectacular beginning of what I hope is a stellar career .
Something about You
10
Seemingly I must have strayed into a region of late stellar condensation.
Star Maker
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Even with my stellar reputation, I am using up any second chances.
Within arm's reach
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At long last the desired contact with the stellar minds was effected.
Star Maker
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That said, there were few complaints about the stellar rugby on display.
Radio NZ
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Fitzgerald apparently had a stellar record against the English in his day.
The Irish Times
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It's got one thing it can always rely on: a stellar reputation.
Wired
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Beal added nine rebounds and seven assists in a stellar all-around effort.
Reuters
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Translations for stellar
portuguès
astralsideral
Stellar through the time
Stellar across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Australia
Common
Ireland
Common
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