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Translate Files Couronnées (en. Crowned)
[kuʁɔnɛ]
Meaning & Definition
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noun
Refers to objects or people who wear a crown.
Kings and queens are often depicted as crowned individuals.
Les rois et reines sont souvent représentés comme des personnes couronnées.
In botany, refers to plants bearing flowers in the shape of a crown.
The crowned flowers of this plant are particularly spectacular.
Les fleurs couronnées de cette plante sont particulièrement spectaculaires.
Etymology
From the word 'crown', from the Latin 'corona'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
crown of thorns
Symbolizes suffering or sacrifice.
couronnes d'épines
laurel crown
Symbolizes victory or triumph.
couronne de lauriers
Related Words
crown
Round object made of gold or precious metal worn on the head.
couronne
to crown
The act of placing a crown.
couronner
Slang Meanings
Refers to a person who feels superior after an achievement.
Since he was promoted, he feels all crowned.
Depuis qu'il a été promu, il se sent tout couronné.
Expressions to designate a highly respected person.
She is a crown in her field.
C'est une couronnée dans son domaine.