four-star
/ˈfɔːstɑː
/adjective
1(Especially of accommodation) given four stars in a grading system, typically one in which this denotes the highest standard or the next standard to the highest: a four-star hotel...
- Total Ski has a flight departing Edinburgh on December 12 with accommodation at the four-star Chalet Perelia.
- Located in the shadow of Edinburgh Castle and minutes from the old town, this hotel offers excellent four-star accommodation, featuring jacuzzi rooms and a stylish and contemporary appearance throughout.
- Situated only eight miles from Manchester's bustling city centre and with superb views over the Pennines, the elegant Norton Grange Hotel at Rochdale offers fine four-star accommodation within landscaped grounds.
1.1Having or denoting the second-highest military rank, distinguished in the US armed forces by four stars on the uniform: four-star admirals...
- The author argues that the military's four-star regional commanders have usurped the influence and authority of the State Department and local ambassadors.
- Even the military aircraft carrying a four-star U.S. general officer and entourage of high-level foreign officers was grounded in a Far East country.
- Horacio Rivero, a Puerto Rican, became the Navy's first Hispanic four-star admiral.
noun [mass noun]
Leaded petrol with a grading of four stars, indicating a relatively high octane number: a gallon of four-star