throne
US
UK throne n: (monarch's chair)
SC 御座，宝座，王座 yù zuò，bǎo zuò，wáng zuò
SC 龙椅 lóng yǐ
The ceremonial throne is used only for coronations.
throne, the throne n: figurative (position of monarch)
SC 王位，帝位，皇位 wáng wèi，dì wèi，huáng wèi
SC 君权，皇权 jūn quán，huáng quán
TC 君權，皇權
TC 君權，皇權
Numerous European thrones toppled after the First World War.
accede to the throne v expr: formal (become king, queen)
SC 继承王位 jì chéng wáng wèi
on the throne adv: (monarch: in power) (统治者等)
SC 身居王位地，掌权地，执政地 shēn jū wáng wèi de，zhǎng quán dì，zhí zhèng dì
TC 執政地
TC 執政地
Queen Elizabeth II is currently on the throne.
on the throne adv: slang, vulgar (using the toilet) (俚语，粗俗用语)
SC 上厕所 shàng cè suǒ
TC 上廁所
TC 上廁所
He's been reading his newspaper on the throne for the last 30 minutes!
throne room n: (room containing monarch's seat)
SC 君王觐见厅 jūn wáng jìn jiàn tīng
The throne room was huge – it must have been 100 feet long!
throne room n: US, slang (bathroom) (美国英语，俚语)
SC 浴室，卫生间 yù shì，wèi shēng jiān
TC 盥洗室 / 洗手間
TC 盥洗室 / 洗手間
He was a crude man who liked to read the paper when he was in the throne room.