crown
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/kraʊn/
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/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.
C1
The government of a country, represented by a king or queen.
The crown decided to build a new palace.
C1
The position or power of being a king or queen.
He was offered the crown but refused it.
R
A circle of flowers or leaves worn on the head, often for victory.
She wore a flower crown after winning the race.
R
The title of winning a sports competition.
She won the tennis crown last year.
R
The top part of the head or a hat.
He touched the crown of his hat.
R
The highest point of something.
We reached the crown of the hill.
R
The part of a plant near the ground where roots and stem meet.
The crown of the plant was healthy.
R
The top branches and leaves of a tree.
Birds nested in the crown of the tree.
R
A cover for a damaged tooth.
The dentist put a crown on my tooth.
R
The part of a tooth above the gum.
The crown of the tooth was visible.
R
Something shaped like a circle, used as a decoration or badge.
The logo had a crown shape.
R
A type of money used in some European countries.
He paid with Czech crowns.
R
An old British coin worth five shillings.
The old coin was a crown.
verb
R
To place a crown on a new king or queen's head in a ceremony.
They will crown the new queen tomorrow.
R
To cover or form the top of something.
Snow crowned the mountain peaks.
R
To complete something perfectly, especially with success.
The victory crowned their efforts.
R
To hit someone on the head.
He crowned the thief with a stick.
R
To put a cover on a damaged tooth.
The dentist will crown my tooth next week.
translation
A circular object made of gold and jewels, worn on the head by a king or queen.; The government of a country, represented by a king or queen.; The position or power of being a king or queen.; A circle of flowers or leaves worn on the head, often for victory.; The title of winning a sports competition.; The top part of the head or a hat.; The highest point of something.; The part of a plant near the ground where roots and stem meet.; The top branches and leaves of a tree.; A cover for a damaged tooth.; The part of a tooth above the gum.; Something shaped like a circle, used as a decoration or badge.; A type of money used in some European countries.; An old British coin worth five shillings.
To place a crown on a new king or queen's head in a ceremony.; To cover or form the top of something.; To complete something perfectly, especially with success.; To hit someone on the head.; To put a cover on a damaged tooth.
Word Forms
3rd Present
crowns
Past
crowned
Perfect
crowned
Progressive
crowning
Plural
crowns