crown

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corona

a circular ornamental headdress worn by a monarch as a symbol of authority, usually made of gold and jewels

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The queen wore a magnificent crown during the ceremony.
La reina llevaba una magnífica corona durante la ceremonia.
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The jewels on the crown sparkled brightly.
Las joyas de la corona brillaban intensamente.
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Corona, monarquía

the monarch as head of state

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The decision was made by the Crown.
La decisión fue tomada por la Corona.
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The land belongs to the Crown.
La tierra pertenece a la Corona.
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copa, cima

the top or highest part of something

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The bird built its nest at the crown of the tree.
El pájaro construyó su nido en la copa del árbol.
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He hit his head on the crown of the archway.
Se golpeó la cabeza con la cima del arco.
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corona dental, corona

the part of a tooth that is visible above the gum

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The dentist put a new crown on my molar.
El dentista me puso una nueva corona en el molar.
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He needed a dental crown after breaking his tooth.
Necesitaba una corona dental después de romperse un diente.
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coronar

to place a crown on the head of (a monarch)

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The archbishop will crown the new king next month.
El arzobispo coronará al nuevo rey el próximo mes.
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She was crowned Miss Universe.
Fue coronada Miss Universo.
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coronar, culminar

to be the highest point of (something)

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A magnificent dome crowns the building.
Una magnífica cúpula corona el edificio.
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The victory crowned a successful season.
La victoria coronó una temporada exitosa.
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