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    Couronnes (en. Crowns)

    /kuʁɔn/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishFrench
    noun
    A set of flowers or ornaments forming a circle, often used as a symbol of victory.
    She wore a flower crown during the ceremony.
    Elle porta une couronne de fleurs lors de la cérémonie.
    A royal insignia or symbol of sovereignty worn by a king or queen.
    The king was crowned with a magnificent gold crown.
    Le roi a été couronné avec une magnifique couronne en or.
    Rank or honorary title, often associated with a prize or award.
    He won the crown for best actor at the festival.
    Il a remporté la couronne du meilleur acteur au festival.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'corona', meaning 'crown' or 'garland'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    laurel crown
    Symbol of victory and success.
    couronne de laurier
    to have a crown on one's head
    To be in a position of power or responsibility.
    avoir une couronne sur la tête
    flower crowns
    Floral decorations often used during celebrations.
    couronnes de fleurs

    Related Words

    coronation
    The act of crowning, the fact of receiving a crown.
    couronnement
    crowned
    Who wears a crown, often used to refer to a king or queen.
    couronné
    crownlet
    Small crown, often decorative.
    couronnette

    Slang Meanings

    To have a crown (in a figurative sense) means to be at the top in a field.
    He really has a crown in the music world.
    Il a vraiment une couronne dans le monde de la musique.
    To win the crown
    At this concert, she really won the crown with her performance.
    Dans ce concert, elle a vraiment gagné la couronne avec sa performance.