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Significats de crowned en anglès

espanyol
laureado

Crowned with or as if with laurel symbolizing victory.

laureado
portuguès
coroado

Provided with or as if with a crown or a crown as specified; often used in combination.

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coroado
Ús de crowned en anglès
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Of course he is King of France: he is crowned and anointed.'
The Lady of the Rivers
2
The question now appears to be when exactly Kent will be crowned.
Summers at Castle Auburn
3
The 2FM entrant for Miss Ireland was recently crowned by the station.
The Irish Times
4
The Sunday Times Rich List has just crowned him Britain's wealthiest person.
The Guardian
5
In 2014 former Mrs South Africa, Sarah-Kate Scott, was crowned first runner-up.
The South African
6
Yet Inter were crowned champions 10 weeks after playing their final game.
The Guardian
7
They would see Bleys crowned, but each would share the real power.
The Great Book of Amber
8
Candice is the first South African to have been crowned Mrs World.
The South African
9
Every branch of labor we see crowned with the most abundant rewards.
State of the Union Addresses
10
The newly crowned Eircom League champions set about their business early on.
The Irish Times
11
Our troops crowned the heights of the opposite side of the valley.
In New Granada; Or, Heroes and Patriots
12
The intruder wore a dark-coloured vestment; a low-crowned hat surmounted his figure.
Traditions of Lancashire, Volume 2
13
The Emperor Charlemagne saw not the like the day he was crowned.
The Well of Saint Clare
14
The rarity is the crowned cormorant, whose pairing numbers are also increasing.
The South African
15
He was crowned in the Cathedral of Dublin, and held a Parliament.
Is Ulster Right?
16
The man-at-arms crowned would be in keeping with her most secret dreams.
If I May
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Translations for crowned
portuguès
coroado
Crowned a través del temps
Crowned per variant geogràfica
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Comú
Austràlia
Comú
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