WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:
| Principal Translations |
| corona n | (astronomy: circle of light) | corona nf |
| | | aureola nf |
| | | halo nm |
| | This is a photograph of the sun's corona during an eclipse. |
| corona n | (crown) | corona nf |
| corona n | (electricity: bright discharge) | efecto corona loc nom m |
| corona n | (anatomy: any crownlike part) | corona nf |
| corona n | (anatomy: crown of a tooth) (dental) | corona nf |
| | The dentist repaired my chipped corona. |
| corona n | (anatomy: crown of the head) (cráneo) | corona nf |
| | The man's corona had a sparse covering of grey hair. |
| corona n | informal (coronavirus) (informal) | corona nm |
| | | coronavirus nm inv |
| | The patient, who has corona, is on a ventilator. |
| Additional Translations |
| corona n | (type of cigar) | corona nm |
| | He sat in his favorite chair, smoking a corona. |
| corona n | (church chandelier) | corona nf |
| | The cathedral's ornate copper corona holds 72 candles. |
| corona n | (architecture: top of a cornice) | corona nf |
| corona n | (botany: whorl of flower parts) | corona nf |
| | These daffodils are pale yellow with an orange corona. |
WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:
| Principal Translations |
corona discharge,
corona,
electric glow,
Saint Elmo's fire n | (electrical discharge) | efecto corona loc nom m |
WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:
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