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crown
B1
noun
Usage:
90%
headdress, tiara
Translation: headdress, tiara
Pronunciation: /kraʊn/
Meaning: A decorative circular object made of gold or other materials worn on the head by a king or queen as a symbol of power.

A crown is a special hat made with gold and jewels. Kings and queens wear it to show they are leaders. It is a symbol of power.

The queen wore a shiny crown today.

He saw the crown on the king's head.

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B2
noun
Usage:
70%
top, summit
Translation: top, summit
Pronunciation: /kraʊn/
Meaning: The top part of something, such as the highest point of a hill or the upper part of a tooth.

Crown can mean the highest part of a thing. For example, the top of a hill or the top of a tooth is called its crown. It means the upper or highest area.

We climbed to the crown of the hill.

The dentist fixed the crown of the tooth.

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B2
noun
Usage:
60%
dental cap
Translation: dental cap
Pronunciation: /kraʊn/
Meaning: A dental restoration or cap placed over a damaged tooth to protect or cover it.

A crown in dentistry is a cover made for a tooth. Dentists use it to fix or protect teeth when they are weak or broken.

He needs a crown for his broken tooth.

The dentist put a crown in my mouth.

4
B2
verb
Usage:
50%
to install, to inaugurate
Translation: to install, to inaugurate
Pronunciation: /kraʊn/
Meaning: To officially make someone a king or queen in a special ceremony.

To crown someone means to give them a crown in a ceremony. Usually, it means making a person a king or queen officially.

They will crown the new king tomorrow.

She was crowned queen on Sunday.

5
B2
noun
Usage:
40%
top, dome
Translation: top, dome
Pronunciation: /kraʊn/
Meaning: The curved top part of a hat, shoe, or other object that forms the highest part or covering.

Crown can also mean the top curved part of things like hats or shoes. It is the upper part covering the object.

The crown of the hat is soft and round.

The shoe's leather crown is strong.

6
C1
noun
Usage:
30%
coin, unit
Translation: coin, unit
Pronunciation: /kraʊn/
Meaning: In currency, a former monetary unit used in some European countries.

Crown was a type of money used in some European countries in the past. It was a coin or unit of currency.

The crown was used in old European money.

He found a crown coin in the museum.

7
B2
verb
Usage:
45%
to top, to complete
Translation: to top, to complete
Pronunciation: /kraʊn/
Meaning: To succeed or finish by achieving the best or highest point, often after effort.

To crown something means to finish it with a success or the best result, like a reward after hard work.

She crowned her work with a big success.

The team crowned their season by winning.

8
B2
noun
Usage:
50%
tree top, foliage
Translation: tree top, foliage
Pronunciation: /kraʊn/
Meaning: The part of a tree where branches begin to grow from the trunk.

Crown means the top part of a tree, where branches and leaves grow. It is the leafy part seen from below.

Birds build nests in the crown of trees.

The tree's crown is full of green leaves.

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