Translations for „crowns“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

Crown [kraʊn] N

1. Crown POL (monarchy):

the Crown

Korona f

2. Crown LAW:

associate of the Crown Office

urzędnik brytyjskiego sądu królewskiego

Crown Lands [or property]

nieruchomości stanowiące własność władcy

Crown copyright

prawo nt autorskie do publikacji rządowych

I . crown [kraʊn] N

1. crown (head-dress):

crown

korona f

2. crown ANAT:

crown [of the head]

ciemię nt

3. crown SPORTS:

crown

tytuł m mistrzowski

4. crown (top):

crown

szczyt m

5. crown t. ECON (in teeth):

crown

korona f

II . crown [kraʊn] VB trans

1. crown king, queen:

crown

koronować

2. crown (make complete):

crown

uwieńczyć

3. crown liter (be on top):

castle crowning the hill

zamek wznoszący się na wzgórzu

4. crown inf (hit):

to crown sb

dać komuś w czapę

5. crown MED:

to crown teeth

nakładać koronki na zęby

Phrases:

to crown it all inf

jakby tego było mało

crown colony N

crown colony

kolonia f brytyjska

crown jewels N pl

crown jewels

klejnoty mpl koronne

crown prince N

crown prince

następca m tronu

crown princess N

crown princess

następczyni f tronu

Crown N

User Entry

Crown Lands

domeny królewskie fpl

Crown N

User Entry

Southern Crown ASTRON

Korona Południowa (gwiazdozbiór) f

crown N

User Entry

optical crown

kron m

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Then the crowns were flash-boiled and flash frozen multiple times, then roasted, similar to how Peking duck is prepared.

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Luckily this personal crown was spared the fate of many other crowns and not broken up after the death of the emperor in 1612.

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But it was not only the crowns and the gowns, the scepters and the goblet that captivated the comely crowd.

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Unlike many earlier coronation crowns, it was specially constructed so that its arches could be removed, allowing it to be worn as a circlet.

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Only 23 ladies competed for the 3 major crowns due to the disqualification of one candidate.

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The opening ceremony features people with crowns and scepters made of bread, flowers and necklaces who give solemn and emotional speeches.

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A stepped gable crowns each of the three facades.

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It crowns the top of a rocky hill and dominates the wide underlying plain and part of the Tyrrhenian coast.

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As goddess of the crowns she was a snake or a lion-headed woman and dwelt in the state sanctuary.

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However, in certain activities, such as the gathering of heavy agave crowns, men helped.

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