crowning
US
UK crowning adj: figurative (most glorious) (比喻)
SC 最大的，显赫的 zuì dà de ，xiǎn hè de
The crowning feat of his career was winning a million-dollar lawsuit.
crowning n: (coronation of monarch)
SC 加冕 jiā miǎn
The crowning of the new queen will be a huge event.
crowning n: (birth of baby's head)
SC 胎头初露 tāi tóu chū lù
TC 胎頭初露
TC 胎頭初露
SC 儿头初露 tāi tóu chū lù，ér tóu chū lù
After the crowning, the rest of the birth goes quickly.
crown n: (head ornament)
SC 王冠 wáng guān
SC 冠冕
Lenny wore a paper crown and pretended that he was King Arthur.
莱尼带着一个纸糊的王冠，假装亚瑟王。
the Crown n: figurative (monarchy)
SC 王国 wáng guó
TC 王國
TC 王國
SC 君主国 wáng guó，jūn zhǔ guó
TC 君主國
TC 君主國
This law cannot go into effect without the consent of the Crown.
没有君主国的首肯，这条法律就无法生效。
crown n: (top of the head)
SC 头顶 tóu dǐng
TC 頭頂
TC 頭頂
Nancy wore a bright bow on the crown of her head.
南希头顶上戴着一个色彩明亮的蝴蝶结。
crown n: figurative (championship title)
SC 冠军宝座 guàn jūn bǎo zuò
TC 冠軍寶座
TC 冠軍寶座
SC 冠军称号 guàn jūn bǎo zuò，guàn jūn chēng hào
SC 桂冠 guàn jūn bǎo zuò，guì guān
Our girls' hockey team won the league crown last year.
我们的女子曲棍球队去年摘得了联赛桂冠。
crown n: (artificial cap on tooth) (牙齿的)
SC 齿冠，人造冠 chǐ guàn ，rén zào guān
Toby's crown came off when he bit into the apple.
咬苹果时，托比的齿冠掉了。
crown n: (top of a hill)
SC 山巅
SC 山顶 shān dǐng
TC 山頂
TC 山頂
Just below the crown of the hill, you'll see an old oak tree.
山顶稍稍往下，你就能看到一棵老橡树。
crown n: (top of a tree)
SC 树冠 shù guàn n
TC 樹冠
TC 樹冠
If you look up in the forest, you will see that the crowns of neighbouring trees do not touch.
crown n: historical (former British coin) (英国曾用的25便士硬币)
SC 克朗 kè lǎng
The innkeeper charged the travellers the sum of two crowns.
crown n: (plant: between root and stem) (植物: 根茎之间)
SC 冠
TC 冠
TC 冠
crown n: (top part of a hat)
SC 帽顶
The man wore a battered top hat with a hole in the crown.
crown vi: (baby's head: be born) (分娩时)
SC 婴儿从母体露头
Tom was there when the baby crowned.
crown [sth] vtr: figurative (be on top of)
SC 形成…的顶部 xíng chéng … de dǐng bù
SC 给…加顶 xíng chéng … de dǐng bù，gěi … jiā dǐng
SC 覆盖…的顶部 xíng chéng … de dǐng bù，fù gài … de dǐng bù
A gilded dome crowns the courthouse.
crown [sth] vtr: (dentist: cap a tooth) (牙齿)
SC 给...镶假齿冠
After finishing the root canal operation, the dentist crowned the tooth.
crown [sb] vtr: often passive (appoint to throne)
SC 给…加冕 gěi … jiā miǎn
TC 給…加冕
TC 給…加冕
SC 立…为君主 gěi … jiā miǎn，lì … wéi jūn zhǔ
SC 正式承认某人为 gěi … jiā miǎn，zhèng shì chéng rèn mǒu rén wéi
Elizabeth II was crowned in 1953.
crown [sb] [sth] vtr: figurative (award championship title to)
SC 为...授（冠军头衔）
Anna spelled the last difficult word and the teacher crowned her 'Spelling Champion'.
crown [sb] [sth] vtr: often passive (appoint king, queen)
SC 给...加冕为...
SC 使...成为君主
Elizabeth Tudor was crowned Queen Elizabeth in 1559.
crowning achievement n: (finest accomplishment)
SC 至高无上的成就 zhì gāo wú shàng de chéng jiù
SC 最高的成就 zhì gāo wú shàng de chéng jiù，zuì gāo de chéng jiù
SC 顶级成就 zhì gāo wú shàng de chéng jiù，dǐng jí chéng jiù
Winning the gold medal was the crowning achievement of her long career.
crowning glory n: (hair)
SC 头发 tóu fà
TC 頭髮
TC 頭髮
crowning glory n: (finest accomplishment)
SC 至高荣耀
crowning moment n: (most glorious moment)
SC 最光荣的时刻 zuì guāng róng de shí kè
SC 最荣耀的时刻 zuì guāng róng de shí kè，zuì róng yào de shí kè
Receiving his eighth gold medal was the crowning moment of his life.