Definition of Star of David in English:

Star of David

noun

A six-pointed figure consisting of two interlaced equilateral triangles, used as a Jewish and Israeli symbol.
Example sentencesExamples
- The interiors are elaborately carved and contain paintings and wall hangings; the Jewish Star of David and the Hindu reversed swastika suggest external influences.
- I was given a Star of David necklace by a friend and have been wearing it as a sign of support for Israel for several weeks.
- The authorities, saying that they did not want any trouble, forbade any Jewish symbols, including Stars of David and Israeli flags.
- Soldiers were told to hide crosses and Stars of David, refrain from overt displays of religion, and they were prohibited from drinking alcohol.
- TV programs that show Christian clergymen, crosses or Stars of David are censored.
- Though it was emphasized that the cross had no religious significance, the Turkish government later adopted a red crescent, the Iranians used a red lion and sun, and the Israelis a red Star of David.
- There were several prominent Stars of David in the basilica.
- It was a chance to return to Germany, to Munich itself, and to march in the opening ceremonies under the Israeli flag bearing the Star of David.
- He was kidnapped, tortured and killed because of a khaki uniform, a blue and white flag, a Star of David.
- The red cross itself is the Swiss flag reversed, and although it is emphasized that the sign has no religious significance, in Islamic countries it is represented by a red crescent and in Israel by a red Star of David.

Definition of Star of David in US English:

Star of David

nounstɑr əv

A six-pointed figure consisting of two interlaced equilateral triangles, used as a Jewish and Israeli symbol.
Also called Magen David
Example sentencesExamples
- The interiors are elaborately carved and contain paintings and wall hangings; the Jewish Star of David and the Hindu reversed swastika suggest external influences.
- There were several prominent Stars of David in the basilica.
- The authorities, saying that they did not want any trouble, forbade any Jewish symbols, including Stars of David and Israeli flags.
- He was kidnapped, tortured and killed because of a khaki uniform, a blue and white flag, a Star of David.
- I was given a Star of David necklace by a friend and have been wearing it as a sign of support for Israel for several weeks.
- Though it was emphasized that the cross had no religious significance, the Turkish government later adopted a red crescent, the Iranians used a red lion and sun, and the Israelis a red Star of David.
- TV programs that show Christian clergymen, crosses or Stars of David are censored.
- Soldiers were told to hide crosses and Stars of David, refrain from overt displays of religion, and they were prohibited from drinking alcohol.
- It was a chance to return to Germany, to Munich itself, and to march in the opening ceremonies under the Israeli flag bearing the Star of David.
- The red cross itself is the Swiss flag reversed, and although it is emphasized that the sign has no religious significance, in Islamic countries it is represented by a red crescent and in Israel by a red Star of David.

单词	Star of David
释义	Definition of Star of David in English: Star of David noun A six-pointed figure consisting of two interlaced equilateral triangles, used as a Jewish and Israeli symbol. Example sentencesExamples The interiors are elaborately carved and contain paintings and wall hangings; the Jewish Star of David and the Hindu reversed swastika suggest external influences. I was given a Star of David necklace by a friend and have been wearing it as a sign of support for Israel for several weeks. The authorities, saying that they did not want any trouble, forbade any Jewish symbols, including Stars of David and Israeli flags. Soldiers were told to hide crosses and Stars of David, refrain from overt displays of religion, and they were prohibited from drinking alcohol. TV programs that show Christian clergymen, crosses or Stars of David are censored. Though it was emphasized that the cross had no religious significance, the Turkish government later adopted a red crescent, the Iranians used a red lion and sun, and the Israelis a red Star of David. There were several prominent Stars of David in the basilica. It was a chance to return to Germany, to Munich itself, and to march in the opening ceremonies under the Israeli flag bearing the Star of David. He was kidnapped, tortured and killed because of a khaki uniform, a blue and white flag, a Star of David. The red cross itself is the Swiss flag reversed, and although it is emphasized that the sign has no religious significance, in Islamic countries it is represented by a red crescent and in Israel by a red Star of David. Definition of Star of David in US English: Star of David nounstɑr əv A six-pointed figure consisting of two interlaced equilateral triangles, used as a Jewish and Israeli symbol. Also called Magen David Example sentencesExamples The interiors are elaborately carved and contain paintings and wall hangings; the Jewish Star of David and the Hindu reversed swastika suggest external influences. There were several prominent Stars of David in the basilica. The authorities, saying that they did not want any trouble, forbade any Jewish symbols, including Stars of David and Israeli flags. He was kidnapped, tortured and killed because of a khaki uniform, a blue and white flag, a Star of David. I was given a Star of David necklace by a friend and have been wearing it as a sign of support for Israel for several weeks. Though it was emphasized that the cross had no religious significance, the Turkish government later adopted a red crescent, the Iranians used a red lion and sun, and the Israelis a red Star of David. TV programs that show Christian clergymen, crosses or Stars of David are censored. Soldiers were told to hide crosses and Stars of David, refrain from overt displays of religion, and they were prohibited from drinking alcohol. It was a chance to return to Germany, to Munich itself, and to march in the opening ceremonies under the Israeli flag bearing the Star of David. The red cross itself is the Swiss flag reversed, and although it is emphasized that the sign has no religious significance, in Islamic countries it is represented by a red crescent and in Israel by a red Star of David.
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