three-star

[three-stahr]

adjective

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

Example Sentences

In a three-star review, The Times's Victoria Segal said that musically Man's Best Friend was "negligee-thin, surprisingly vanilla".

From BBC

A middling three-star review from The Guardian's Peter Bradshaw said that there was "much to enjoy" and "the club sometimes resembling a kind of senior-citizen X-Men group whose collective superpower is invisibility".

From BBC

In a three-star review, the Guardian's Peter Bradshaw explained that "in a retro-futurist version of early 1960s New York, Mr Fantastic and Sue Storm are living together as a dysfunctional family with the Human Torch and the Thing - with a baby on the way."

From BBC

That’s the tragedy of the gang: they’ll never find love, or stability or even a three-star Yelp review.

From Salon

Adams was a three-star recruit out of Edna Karr High School in New Orleans.

From Los Angeles Times