crown
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/kraʊn/
🇬🇧
/kraʊn/
noun
C1
A circular object made of gold and jewels, worn on the head by a king or queen.
The king wore a golden crown during the ceremony.
国王在仪式上戴着一顶金色的王冠。
C1
The government of a country, represented by a king or queen.
The crown decided to build a new palace.
王室决定建造一座新宫殿。
C1
The position or power of being a king or queen.
He was offered the crown but refused it.
他被授予王位但拒绝了。
R
A circle of flowers or leaves worn on the head, often for victory.
She wore a flower crown after winning the race.
赢得比赛后，她戴上了花环。
R
The title of winning a sports competition.
She won the tennis crown last year.
她去年赢得了网球冠军。
R
The top part of the head or a hat.
He touched the crown of his hat.
他摸了摸帽顶。
R
The highest point of something.
We reached the crown of the hill.
我们到达了山顶。
R
The part of a plant near the ground where roots and stem meet.
The crown of the plant was healthy.
植物的根茎部很健康。
R
The top branches and leaves of a tree.
Birds nested in the crown of the tree.
鸟儿在树冠里筑巢。
R
A cover for a damaged tooth.
The dentist put a crown on my tooth.
牙医给我的牙齿装了一个牙冠。
R
The part of a tooth above the gum.
The crown of the tooth was visible.
牙齿的牙冠部分可见。
R
Something shaped like a circle, used as a decoration or badge.
The logo had a crown shape.
标志有一个王冠形状。
R
A type of money used in some European countries.
He paid with Czech crowns.
他用捷克克朗支付。
R
An old British coin worth five shillings.
The old coin was a crown.
那枚旧硬币是克朗币。
verb
R
To place a crown on a new king or queen's head in a ceremony.
They will crown the new queen tomorrow.
他们明天将为新女王加冕。
R
To cover or form the top of something.
Snow crowned the mountain peaks.
白雪覆盖了山顶。
R
To complete something perfectly, especially with success.
The victory crowned their efforts.
胜利为他们的努力画上了圆满的句号。
R
To hit someone on the head.
He crowned the thief with a stick.
他用棍子打了小偷的头。
R
To put a cover on a damaged tooth.
The dentist will crown my tooth next week.
牙医下周将给我的牙齿装牙冠。
translation
王冠, 君主制政府, 王位, 花冠, 冠军头衔, 头顶, 顶点, 根颈, 树冠, 牙冠, 冠状物, 克朗, 五先令硬币
加冕, 覆盖顶部, 圆满完成, 击打头部, 镶牙冠
词形变化
3rd Present
crowns
Past
crowned
Perfect
crowned
Progressive
crowning
Plural
crowns