starship
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6.8
- noun
- /ˈstɑrˌʃɪp/
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- When I retired, I swore I'd never set foot on a starship again, and I meant it.
- a starship approaches
- starship Enterprise
This time it is the Starship Enterprise from a dystopia to a utopia.
- This time it is the Starship Enterprise from a dystopia to a utopia.
- And so this could be the first of many different kinds of Starship designs.
- They beam the entire inhabitant population of the planet on the Starship Enterprise.
- But anyway, so then he talks a little bit about the Starship, how they hope to launch it next month.
- Twice now he's launched Starship, which, as I say, is by far the biggest rocket ever made.
- onto the holodeck of the Starship Enterprise, which has been made to look exactly like their planet.
- In fact, it's actually a number of years ago, he put out a video of what his Starship will do as a transportation vehicle.
- That that is all we need is all we need is a Starship with with Shields.
- OK, he has locked in Starship Odyssey.
Examples
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I've spent a lot of time on starships since my mom joined Starfleet.
Fiction book (1991) -
Viewed from the Federation space station, the starship approaches the open maw of the wormhole.
Academic text (1996) -
But anyway, so then he talks a little bit about the Starship, how they hope to launch it next month.
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And you know, I like I often when I teach risk management, I will talk about three people on the Starship Enterprise.
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What is the primary mission of the Starship Enterprise?
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For a moment, he could see the great starship hanging against a backdrop of stars.
Fiction book (1996) -
In the distance, they catch sight of a starship entering the atmosphere.
Fiction book (1998) -
The Reverend Mother Artemis booked passage on the next starship scheduled to leave the station.
Fiction book (1998) -
Captain Kirk of Star Trek, the five year mission of the spaceship Enterprise, Starship Enterprise, to boldly go where no man has gone before.
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The crew of the starship navigated through the asteroid field to reach their destination.
Synonyms
165
4.2
A vehicle that travels in outer space
164
4.3
A vehicle that carries people between planets or stars, often in stories
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9.5
A spaceship made for travel between stars
A large machine like a ship that travels between galaxies in science fiction
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Etymology
The word starship is made from two familiar words: star meaning 'a bright point in the sky' and ship meaning 'a boat' or 'vessel'. Think of a boat that sails between stars, which is why a starship is a spacecraft built to travel to other stars.