three-star

American  

[three-stahr] / ˈθriˌstɑr /

adjective

1. of or being a lieutenant general, as indicated by three stars on an insignia.

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Example Sentences

The Times gave four stars, judging the movie to be "not subtle but it is fun"; while the Independent's three-star write-up praised the "formidably talented" Murphy and said Keoghan is "a natural fit for Peaky Blinders".

From BBC

But Stacy Henley, from TheGamer, was less impressed, taking issue with the repetitive aspects of the game in her three-star review.

From BBC

Carter Jones flipped his commitment from California to Arizona that October after developing into a three-star linebacker at Crean Lutheran, and he formed a tight bond with Mpoyi before leaving for college.

From Los Angeles Times

Forced to sit out last season, Mpoyi developed into a three-star prospect while playing for All In Elite on the Under Armour circuit and in summer high school events.

From Los Angeles Times

A three-star prospect out of Carol City High in Opa Locka, Fla., Ponder spent a year at Bethune-Cookman University before transferring to Colorado.

From Los Angeles Times