English to Galician Meaning of crown - coroa

Crown :

coroa

noun

coroa, Diadema, padal, palmo, rei, Rajá, monarca, Príncipe, realeza, colar, cadea, guirnalda, pináculo, torre, arriba, cúpula, ACME, honra, homenaxe, estima, reverencia, dignidade, premio, recompensa, salario

verb

inaugurar, coroar, coroa, comezar, instalar, honra, acabado, colocado a través, final, finalizar, preto, embelecer, recompensar, Kinghood

Crown :: coroaCrowned :: coroadoCrowning :: coroaciónCrowns :: coroas

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Definitions of crown in English

Noun(1) the Crown (or the reigning monarch(2) the part of a tooth above the gum that is covered with enamel(3) a wreath or garland worn on the head to signify victory(4) an ornamental jeweled headdress signifying sovereignty(5) the part of a hat (the vertex(6) an English coin worth 5 shillings(7) the upper branches and leaves of a tree or other plant(8) the top or extreme point of something (usually a mountain or hill(9) the award given to the champion(10) the top of the head(11) (dentistry(12) the center of a cambered road
Verb(1) dwell on with satisfaction(2) express pleasure verbally(3) utter shrill sounds(4) invest with regal power; enthrone(5) be the culminating event(6) form the topmost part of(7) put an enamel cover on

Examples of crown in English

(1) The flag has a horizontal red stripe on top, and a wider white stripe with a gold crown surmounted by seven stars in the middle.(2) A mould is taken in a putty-like material so that the laboratory can make a crown that fits the tooth perfectly.(3) Relax the most resistant hair first, which is usually at the back of the head or at the crown .(4) Mines in the neighbouring hills area have produced lead, silver and gold, including gold that was used in the making of a crown for James V and his queen.(5) A crown of leaves rests on his head, proclaiming him king and guardian over the garden and the house.(6) With a sense of drama and spectacle, the Incas often built on the crown of a ridge.(7) The new badge comprises of a crown , harp, shamrock, laurel leaf and torch and scales with the cross of St Patrick as a centrepiece.(8) Up until that time, the publishers, called stationers, who controlled the printing presses, had exclusive control of all written works by the grace of the crown .(9) With his lips a little loosened by alcohol, he asked Hari how he knew Will would refuse to accept the crown .(10) Just as he has done so many times before, Deacon struck the kick sweetly, the ball sailing directly between the uprights to crown one of the most memorable comebacks in Super League history.(11) He was an imposing figure, and for all that he wore no crown or sign of office, one could not have mistaken his rank, nor his authority.(12) Now Bill is planning one more shot at regaining his world crown .(13) She smiled, leaning her cheek on the crown of his head.(14) However, the Petri brothers wanted freedom from the crown as well as Rome.(15) In colonial America loyalists to the crown were called Tories.(16) It occupies the crown of a big hill, and it is so hush-hush that it doesn't have a name that I can tell you or that anyone would tell me.

Related Phrases of crown

(1) the crown ::

coroa

(2) crown prince ::

príncipe herdeiro

(3) royal crown ::

coroa real

(4) imperial crown ::

coroa imperial

(5) crown jewels ::

xoias da coroa

(6) crown flower ::

coroa de flores

(7) crown of the head ::

coroa da cabeza

(8) crown glass ::

vidro óptico

(9) half-crown ::

media coroa

(10) half-a-crown ::

media coroa

Related Phrases of crown

(1) the crown ::

coroa

(2) crown prince ::

príncipe herdeiro

(3) royal crown ::

coroa real

(4) imperial crown ::

coroa imperial

(5) crown jewels ::

xoias da coroa

(6) crown flower ::

coroa de flores

(7) crown of the head ::

coroa da cabeza

(8) crown glass ::

vidro óptico

(9) half-crown ::

media coroa

(10) half-a-crown ::

media coroa

Synonyms

Noun

1. coronet ::

Diadema

2. title ::

título

3. monarch ::

monarca

4. top ::

arriba

5. pate ::

cabeza

6. jacket crown ::

coroa chaqueta

7. pennant ::

galhardete

8. treetop ::

copa de árbore

9. crest ::

crista

10. diadem ::

Diadema

Verb

11. enthrone ::

empossar

12. round off ::

redondear

13. top ::

arriba

14. coronate ::

coroar

Antonyms

1. bottom ::

fondo

2. nadir ::

Nadir

Different Forms

crown, crowned, crowning, crowns

Word Example from TV Shows

and take her back into Crown custody.

Game of Thrones Season 6, Episode 4

They spend their whole lives preparing for the CROWN.

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 8

The CROWN owes the Iron Bank of Braavos a tremendous amount of money.

Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 5

We should have a standing army of men loyal to the Crown,

Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 3

to calculate the cost for the CROWN.

Game of Thrones Season 3, Episode 5

Examples of crown from TV Shows

and take her back into Crown custody.

Game of Thrones Season 6, Episode 4

They spend their whole lives preparing for the CROWN.

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 8

The CROWN owes the Iron Bank of Braavos a tremendous amount of money.

Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 5

We should have a standing army of men loyal to the Crown,

Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 3

to calculate the cost for the CROWN.

Game of Thrones Season 3, Episode 5

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