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Meanings of the crown in English
Synonyms
Examples for "british crown"
Examples for "british crown"
1
He was old in inherited and personal loyalty to the British crown.
2
In particular, it stated: Gibraltar is a colony of the British Crown.
3
As a British Crown Colony, a passport and return ticket are required.
4
The charter of ever bestowed by the British crown upon any subject.
5
What will you do to uphold the honor of the British crown?
Usage of the crown in English
1
She must do what was necessary to save the crown-andher future.
2
We expect the crown to remain under pressure for now, they added.
3
Inverted Arch.-Anarch placed with the crown downward; used in foundation work.
4
Sure enough there was a hole in the crown of the hat.
5
Perhaps the crown jewels of the Great Mughal are now in France.
6
As jealously guarded as the crown jewels in the Tower of will.
7
That's essential, because the crown prince's record and personality contain important nuances.
8
I have seen the lion and the unicorn fighting for the crown.
9
After all, she didn't want the crown; it was forced on her.
10
It became part of the crown lands in 1481 under Louis XI.
11
In fact, he might be able to wield the crown as well.
12
They swam to the shore and put the crown on the handkerchief.
13
This is an undisputed part of the legal prerogative of the crown.
14
Then she gathered up her curls and stuffed them in the crown.
15
For him the crown of happiness could be found in loyal service.
16
But the Gunners could not retain the crown and Vieira soon left.