crown

corona

Aro adornado que un rey o una reina lleva en la cabeza.

En inglés sencillo: A decorated ring worn on the head by a king or queen.

• The queen wore a gold crown.
• The crown was covered in jewels.
• Visitors admired the ancient crowns in the museum.

Sinónimos: diadem

Expresiones frecuentes: gold crown, wear a crown, royal crown, imperial crown

corona

El cargo o poder de un rey o una reina, o el monarca como jefe del Estado.

En inglés sencillo: The position or authority of a king or queen, or the ruler acting as head of state.

• She inherited the crown at twenty.
• The crown owns this land.
• He swore loyalty to the crown.

Sinónimos: monarchy, sovereign

Expresiones frecuentes: inherit the crown, the british crown, loyal to the crown

corona

Cubierta artificial que se coloca sobre un diente dañado para protegerlo.

En inglés sencillo: An artificial covering placed over a damaged tooth to protect it.

• The dentist fitted a crown.
• My new crown feels comfortable.
• Do I need a crown on this tooth?

Sinónimos: cap

Expresiones frecuentes: dental crown, fit a crown, porcelain crown

coronilla

La parte más alta de la cabeza de una persona.

En inglés sencillo: The highest part of a person’s head.

• His hair is thin at the crown.
• She felt a bump on the crown of her head.
• The hat covered his bald crown.

Cómo se usa: the crown of someone’s head (She placed a hand on the crown of his head.)

Sinónimos: apex, top

Expresiones frecuentes: crown of something, on the crown, bald crown

título, corona

Premio o símbolo de honor que se recibe por un éxito o un gran logro.

En inglés sencillo: A reward or sign of honour given for success or great achievement.

• She won the national tennis crown.
• The poem promises a crown of glory to the brave.
• He defended his racing crown for another year.

Sinónimos: title, honour

Expresiones frecuentes: victory crown, martyr’s crown, win the crown

real

Relacionado con un rey, una reina o su autoridad.

En inglés sencillo: Connected with a king, queen, or their authority.

• The crown prince visited the school.
• The crown jewels are kept under guard.
• They built the road across crown land.

Sinónimos: royal

Expresiones frecuentes: crown prince, crown princess, crown jewels, crown land

de copa

Relacionado con las ramas y hojas de la parte superior de los árboles.

En inglés sencillo: Connected with the upper branches and leaves of trees.

• A crown fire spread through the forest.
• The survey measured crown cover across the woodland.
• Several trees showed severe crown damage after the storm.

Expresiones frecuentes: crown fire, crown cover, crown damage

proclamar ganador, coronar

Declarar oficialmente que alguien ha ganado una competición.

En inglés sencillo: To officially name someone as the winner of a competition.

• They crowned him champion.
• The winning team was crowned after the final.
• Who will be crowned this year’s dance champion?

Cómo se usa: crown someone champion/winner (The judges crowned her winner of the contest.)

Expresiones frecuentes: crown someone champion, crown the winner