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crown HEAD COVERINGkraJnn [C]a circular decoration for the head, usually made of gold and jewels, which is worn by a king or queen at official ceremonies王冠，皇冠For her official portrait, the Queen wore her crown and robes.在正式画像中，女王戴王冠，穿王袍。In a sports competition, a crown is a prize or position which you get for beating all the other competitors.冠军He regained his world crown in Rome in 1991 and went on to win the Olympic gold a year later.他于1991年在罗马重新获得世界冠军，一年后又夺得奥运会金牌。The Crown is the royal governing power of a country that has a king or queen.王权，君权All this land belongs to the Crown.所有这些土地都属于君王。(Br law) In England and Wales, a crown court is a law court where criminal cases are judged by a judge and JURY (=a group of people who decide whether a person is guilty or not guilty).(英国)刑事法庭A crown court hears major criminal cases.刑事法庭审判的是重大犯罪案件。A crown colony is an area or country which is politically controlled by Britain and which has a British governor.英辖殖民地The Crown Colony of Hong Kong returns to Chinese control in 1997.英辖殖民地香港1997年回归中国。Crown jewels are the crown and other jewels worn at important official ceremonies by the king or queen.国家大典时国王或女王所戴的王冠和其他珠宝The crown jewels are on display in the Tower of London.王室的御宝在伦敦塔展出。A crown prince is the man who will be king of a country when the ruling king or queen dies.王储A crown princess is the woman who will be queen of a country when the ruling king or queen dies, or is the wife of a crown prince.女王储，王太子妃(Br law) A crown prosecutor is an official who is responsible for trying to prove in a law court that people accused of crimes are guilty.皇家检察官
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