red star

American  

noun

Astronomy.

1. any star with a low surface temperature and a reddish color, as a red giant or a red dwarf.

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Etymology

Origin of red star

First recorded in 1900–05

Example Sentences

Leading clubs also paid tribute, including Red Star Belgrade, who passed on their "deepest condolences".

From BBC

The website of one faction, the Red Star Caucus—to which a DSA co-chairman belongs—features articles titled “We Do Not Condemn Hamas, and Neither Should You” and “Communists Belong in DSA.”

From The Wall Street Journal

After retiring as a player, Stojkovic was briefly chairman of Red Star Belgrade, before turning to coaching first Nagoya, and later Chinese side Guangzhou.

From Barron's

Brendan Rodgers' immediate post-match reaction to Celtic's Europa League opening draw away to Red Star Belgrade is arguably a sign of their new norm.

From BBC

But while Celtic were enduring their calamity in Almaty, Red Star were left red-faced by Cypriot champions Pafos in the play-off.

From BBC