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🔑crowncrown1 /kraʊn / noun - [countable] a round object made of gold and valuable stones, which a king or queen wears on his / her head on official occasions王冠；皇冠；冕
- [countable] an artificial covering for the top part of a tooth that has been damaged（受损牙齿的）人造冠
- the Crown [singular] (CanE) (
politics政治) the king or queen, especially when considered as the head of the government; the government in Canada君主；（加拿大）政府
- [singular] the top of your head or of a hat头顶；帽顶
crowncrown2 /kraʊn / verb [transitive] - to put a crown on the head of a new king or queen in an official ceremony给…加冕◆Queen Elizabeth of England was crowned in 1953.英国女王伊丽莎白于 1953 年加冕。◆ (figurative) the newly-crowned American champion新产生的美国冠军
- crown sth (with sth) (formal) to cover the top of something给…加顶；覆盖…的顶部◆The mountain was crowned with snow.山顶上积雪皑皑。
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