英语词汇crown怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ crown /ˈkraʊn/ noun

plural crowns

¹ crown

/ˈkraʊn/

noun

plural crowns

Learner's definition of CROWN

[count]

a : a decorative object that is shaped like a circle and worn on the head of a king or queen for special ceremonies王冠；皇冠；冕

◊ Crowns are usually made of gold or silver and decorated with jewels.王冠通常由金或银制成，并饰有珠宝。

b : a similar object worn by someone who is not an actual king or queen王冠状饰物

The winner of the beauty pageant walked down the runway wearing her sparkling crown.选美大赛冠军戴着闪闪发光的头冠沿T型台走去。

c : a ring of leaves or flowers worn on the head of someone who has won a game, contest, or award花冠

the crown or the Crown : the government of a country that is officially ruled by a king or queen王国政府

the blessing of the Spanish crown来自西班牙王国政府的祝福
allegiance to the crown效忠王国政府
She was appointed by the Crown.她由王国政府任命。

the crown : the position of power that a king or queen has王位；王权

When the king died childless, his brother assumed the crown. [=his brother became king]国王去世时无子嗣，他的弟弟继承了王位。

[count] : something (such as a badge or decoration) in the shape of a king's or queen's crown王冠状的徽章（或装饰）

a jacket with a crown insignia on the pocket口袋上饰有王冠状徽章的夹克衫

[count] : the title or position held by the person who has won a particular competition : championship冠军称号；冠军头衔 — usually singular通常用单数

If he loses this match, he'll lose the heavyweight boxing crown. [=he will no longer be the champion]如果输掉这场比赛，他将失去重量级拳击冠军的称号。

[count] : the part of a tooth that can be seen齿冠

an artificial crown made of porcelain瓷质假牙冠

[count] : the top of the head头顶 — usually singular通常用单数

She has a big bump on the crown [=top] of her head.她头顶磕了个大包。

[count] : the part of a hat that covers the top of the head（帽子的）顶部；帽冠 — usually singular通常用单数

The hat has a rounded crown and a wide brim.这顶帽子是圆顶宽边的。

— see picture at hat

[count] : the highest part of something (such as a tree or mountain)（某物的）顶部

From the tower, we could see the crowns of the trees below.从塔楼望去，我们能看到下面树木的树冠。

[count]

a : a unit of money used in several European countries克朗（欧洲一些国家的货币单位）

Norwegian crowns挪威克朗

b : an old British coin worth five shillings（英国旧币制的）五先令硬币

— crown

adjective, always used before a noun

a crown appointee [=someone appointed by the government of a king or queen]王国政府任命的官员

² crown /ˈkraʊn/ verb

crowns; crowned; crowning

² crown

/ˈkraʊn/

verb

crowns; crowned; crowning

Learner's definition of CROWN

[+ object]

: to put a crown on (a new king, queen, etc.) : to give (someone) the power and title of a king or queen为…加冕 — usually used as (be) crowned通常用作(be) crowned

She was crowned queen at the age of 18.她18岁时受加冕成为女王。

: to officially or formally give (someone) the title or position of a champion, winner, etc.授予（某人）头衔

The U.S. Open will crown a new champion Sunday. [=someone will be proclaimed champion at the U.S. Open championship]美国网球公开赛周日将产生新的冠军。
The magazine crowned her the new queen of rock-and-roll music.这家杂志将她誉为新一代摇滚乐女王。

: to end (something) in a successful and impressive way圆满地结束

She crowned her long and distinguished career by designing the city's beautiful new bridge.她为这座城市设计了漂亮的新桥，圆满结束了她漫长而卓越的职业生涯。

literary : to be on top of (something) : to form the top of (something)占据…的顶端；给…加顶

Snow crowns the mountain year-round.山顶终年覆盖着积雪。

— usually used as (be) crowned通常用作(be) crowned

The mountain is crowned with snow all year round.这座山的山顶终年被积雪覆盖。
a hill crowned with yellow daffodils开满黄水仙的山丘顶
Her head is crowned by/with thick red hair.她长着一头浓密的红发。

: to put an artificial crown on (a tooth)给（牙齿）镶人造牙冠

I broke a tooth and I'll have to have it crowned.我摔坏了一颗牙，不得不镶个假牙冠。

informal : to hit (someone) on the head打（某人）头部

He got crowned with a beer bottle.他头部被啤酒瓶击中。

to crown it all

British

— used to indicate the last and usually worst thing in a series of bad things that have happened最糟糕的是

It rained, it snowed, and, to crown it all [=to top it off], our flight was canceled.又下雨，又下雪，而最糟糕的是，我们的航班被取消了。

单词	crown
释义	crown (verb) crown 9 ENTRIES FOUND: crown (noun) crown (verb) crowning (adjective) crown colony (noun) crown jewel (noun) crown molding (noun) crown prince (noun) crown princess (noun) Triple Crown (noun) ¹ crown /ˈkraʊn/ noun plural crowns ¹ crown /ˈkraʊn/ noun plural crowns Learner's definition of CROWN 1 [count] a : a decorative object that is shaped like a circle and worn on the head of a king or queen for special ceremonies王冠；皇冠；冕 ◊ Crowns are usually made of gold or silver and decorated with jewels.王冠通常由金或银制成，并饰有珠宝。 b : a similar object worn by someone who is not an actual king or queen王冠状饰物 The winner of the beauty pageant walked down the runway wearing her sparkling crown.选美大赛冠军戴着闪闪发光的头冠沿T型台走去。 c : a ring of leaves or flowers worn on the head of someone who has won a game, contest, or award花冠 2 the crown or the Crown : the government of a country that is officially ruled by a king or queen王国政府 the blessing of the Spanish crown来自西班牙王国政府的祝福 allegiance to the crown效忠王国政府 She was appointed by the Crown.她由王国政府任命。 3 the crown : the position of power that a king or queen has王位；王权 When the king died childless, his brother assumed the crown. [=his brother became king]国王去世时无子嗣，他的弟弟继承了王位。 4 [count] : something (such as a badge or decoration) in the shape of a king's or queen's crown王冠状的徽章（或装饰） a jacket with a crown insignia on the pocket口袋上饰有王冠状徽章的夹克衫 5 [count] : the title or position held by the person who has won a particular competition : championship冠军称号；冠军头衔 — usually singular通常用单数 If he loses this match, he'll lose the heavyweight boxing crown. [=he will no longer be the champion]如果输掉这场比赛，他将失去重量级拳击冠军的称号。 6 [count] : the part of a tooth that can be seen齿冠 an artificial crown made of porcelain瓷质假牙冠 7 [count] : the top of the head头顶 — usually singular通常用单数 She has a big bump on the crown [=top] of her head.她头顶磕了个大包。 8 [count] : the part of a hat that covers the top of the head（帽子的）顶部；帽冠 — usually singular通常用单数 The hat has a rounded crown and a wide brim.这顶帽子是圆顶宽边的。 — see picture at hat 9 [count] : the highest part of something (such as a tree or mountain)（某物的）顶部 From the tower, we could see the crowns of the trees below.从塔楼望去，我们能看到下面树木的树冠。 10 [count] a : a unit of money used in several European countries克朗（欧洲一些国家的货币单位） Norwegian crowns挪威克朗 b : an old British coin worth five shillings（英国旧币制的）五先令硬币 — crown adjective, always used before a noun a crown appointee [=someone appointed by the government of a king or queen]王国政府任命的官员 ² crown /ˈkraʊn/ verb crowns; crowned; crowning ² crown /ˈkraʊn/ verb crowns; crowned; crowning Learner's definition of CROWN [+ object] 1 : to put a crown on (a new king, queen, etc.) : to give (someone) the power and title of a king or queen为…加冕 — usually used as (be) crowned通常用作(be) crowned She was crowned queen at the age of 18.她18岁时受加冕成为女王。 2 : to officially or formally give (someone) the title or position of a champion, winner, etc.授予（某人）头衔 The U.S. Open will crown a new champion Sunday. [=someone will be proclaimed champion at the U.S. Open championship]美国网球公开赛周日将产生新的冠军。 The magazine crowned her the new queen of rock-and-roll music.这家杂志将她誉为新一代摇滚乐女王。 3 : to end (something) in a successful and impressive way圆满地结束 She crowned her long and distinguished career by designing the city's beautiful new bridge.她为这座城市设计了漂亮的新桥，圆满结束了她漫长而卓越的职业生涯。 4 literary : to be on top of (something) : to form the top of (something)占据…的顶端；给…加顶 Snow crowns the mountain year-round.山顶终年覆盖着积雪。 — usually used as (be) crowned通常用作(be) crowned The mountain is crowned with snow all year round.这座山的山顶终年被积雪覆盖。 a hill crowned with yellow daffodils开满黄水仙的山丘顶 Her head is crowned by/with thick red hair.她长着一头浓密的红发。 5 : to put an artificial crown on (a tooth)给（牙齿）镶人造牙冠 I broke a tooth and I'll have to have it crowned.我摔坏了一颗牙，不得不镶个假牙冠。 6 informal : to hit (someone) on the head打（某人）头部 He got crowned with a beer bottle.他头部被啤酒瓶击中。 to crown it all British — used to indicate the last and usually worst thing in a series of bad things that have happened最糟糕的是 It rained, it snowed, and, to crown it all [=to top it off], our flight was canceled.又下雨，又下雪，而最糟糕的是，我们的航班被取消了。
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