'Crown' tem referência cruzada com 'crown'. Encontra-se em uma ou mais das linhas abaixo.'Crown' is cross-referenced with 'crown'. It is in one or more of the lines below.
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| Traduções principais |
| crown n | (head ornament) | coroa sf |
| | Lenny wore a paper crown and pretended that he was King Arthur. |
| | Lenny usava uma coroa de papel e fingia que era o Rei Arthur. |
| the Crown n | figurative (monarchy) (monarquia) | coroa sf |
| | This law cannot go into effect without the consent of the Crown. |
| | Esta lei não pode entrar em vigor sem o consentimento da coroa. |
| crown n | (top of the head) | topo da cabeça sm |
| | Nancy wore a bright bow on the crown of her head. |
| | Nancy usar um arco brilhante no topo da cabeça. |
| crown n | figurative (championship title) (figurado) | coroa sf |
| | | título sm |
| | Our girls' hockey team won the league crown last year. |
| | Nosso time de hóquei feminino ganhou a coroa da liga no ano passado. |
| crown n | (artificial cap on tooth) (odontologia) | coroa sf |
| | Toby's crown came off when he bit into the apple. |
| | A coroa de Toby caiu quando ele mordeu a maçã. |
| crown n | (top of a hill) | topo sm |
| | Just below the crown of the hill, you'll see an old oak tree. |
| | Logo abaixo do topo da colina, você verá um carvalho antigo. |
| Traduções complementares |
| crown n | (top of a tree) | copa sf |
| | 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) (moeda) | coroa sf |
| | The innkeeper charged the travellers the sum of two crowns. |
| crown n | (plant: between root and stem) (árvore) | copa sf |
| | The crown of the strawberry plant should not be covered with soil. |
| crown n | (top part of a hat) (chapéu) | copa sf |
| | The man wore a battered top hat with a hole in the crown. |
| crown⇒ vi | (baby's head: be born) | coroar v int |
| | | nascer v int |
| | | aparecer, surgir v int |
| | Tom was there when the baby crowned. |
| crown [sth]⇒ vtr | figurative (be on top of) (estar no topo de) | coroar vt |
| | A gilded dome crowns the courthouse. |
| crown [sth] vtr | (dentist: cap a tooth) (odontologia) | colocar coroa vt + sf |
| | After finishing the root canal operation, the dentist crowned the tooth. |
| crown [sb]⇒ vtr | often passive (appoint to throne) (monarquia) | coroar vt |
| | Elizabeth II was crowned in 1953. |
| crown [sb] [sth]⇒ vtr | figurative (award championship title to) (figurado) | coroar vt |
| | Anna spelled the last difficult word and the teacher crowned her 'Spelling Champion'. |
| crown [sb] [sth] vtr | often passive (appoint king, queen) (monarquia) | coroar vt |
| | | ser coroado expres v |
| | Elizabeth Tudor was crowned Queen Elizabeth in 1559. |
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