STAR-SPANGLED
STAR-SPANGLED Star "-span `gled, a.
star-spangled
star-span gled ▶adjective literary covered, glittering, or decorated with stars: the star-spangled horizon. • glitteringly successful: a star-spangled career. • used humorously with reference to the US national flag and a perceived American identity: star-spangled decency.
Star-Spangled Banner
Star-Span gled Ban ner |stɑr ˈspæŋɡəld ˈbænər | the US national anthem, officially adopted in 1931. The words were written in 1814 by Francis Scott Key as a poem originally titled “Defence of Fort M'Henry ” and were later put to a tune adapted from a popular English drinking song, “To Anacreon in Heaven. ”
star-spangled ▶adjective literary covered, glittering, or decorated with stars: the star-spangled horizon. • impressively successful: a star-spangled career. • used humorously with reference to the American national flag and a perceived American identity: star-spangled decency.
Star-spangled Banner
Star-spangled Banner a song written in 1814 with words composed by Francis Scott Key (1779 –1843 ) and a tune adapted from that of a popular English drinking song, To Anacreon in Heaven. It was officially adopted as the US national anthem in 1931.
st á r-sp à ngled 形容詞 星をちりばめた .St à r-Spangled B á nner 1 〖the ～〗米国国歌 〘1814年Francis Scott Keyが作った愛国歌; 1931年国歌として採択された 〙.2 星条旗 〘米国国旗 〙.
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