crown
BrE /kraʊn/ AmE /kroʊn/
noun en → es
a special hat that a king or queen wears on formal occasions
corona real
- the crown
Collocations crown jewels · royal crown
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The king wore his crown at the ceremony.
El rey llevó su corona en la ceremonia.
the top part of a tree or plant where new leaves and branches grow
copa de un árbol o planta
- the crown
Collocations crown of a tree · plant crown
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The crown of the oak tree was full of leaves.
La copa del roble estaba llena de hojas.
the top part of your head where hair grows
cabeza, cuero cabelludo
- the crown
Collocations head crown · hair crown
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She had a bald spot on the crown of her head.
Tenía una zona calva en la parte superior de su cabeza.
a special honor given to someone for doing something very well or winning a competition
premio, reconocimiento
- win the crown
Collocations champion's crown · victory crown
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He won his third world championship crown.
Ganó su tercer campeonato mundial.
a shape that is round with a point on top, like the top of a tree or a crown worn by kings and queens
forma redonda con un punto en la parte superior
- a crown shape
Collocations crown-shaped object · crown form
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The cake was decorated with a small crown on top.
El pastel estaba decorado con una pequeña corona en la parte superior.
a unit of money in some countries, especially the United Kingdom before 1971
corona (moneda)
- the crown
Collocations crown currency · pre-decimal crown
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Before 1971, the UK used pounds and crowns.
Antes de 1971, el Reino Unido usaba libras y coronas.
land that belongs to the government or a king/queen and is not owned by private individuals
tierra del estado o real
- crown land
Collocations royal crown lands · government-owned land
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The park is on crown land.
El parque está en tierras del estado.
the special jewels and objects that belong to the royal family, often kept in a safe place like a castle or museum
joyas reales
- crown jewels
Collocations royal crown jewels · treasure of the monarchy
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The crown jewels are on display in the Tower of London.
Las joyas reales están expuestas en la Torre de Londres.
Idioms
joya de la corona, pieza más valiosa
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The company's crown jewel is its new technology.
La joya de la corona de la empresa es su nueva tecnología.
coronar a alguien con algo, honrar a alguien con algo
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The fans crowned him the king of football.
Los fanáticos lo coronaron como el rey del fútbol.
coronar a alguien como algo, reconocer a alguien como algo
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They crowned her the best actress of the year.
La coronaron como la mejor actriz del año.