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Detailed Translations for crowning from English to French

crowning:

crowning [the ~] nom

  1. the crowning (coronation)
    le couronnement
  2. the crowning (accession to the throne)
    le couronnement; le sacre

Translation Matrix for crowning:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
couronnement accession to the throne; coronation; crowning cornice
sacre accession to the throne; crowning

Related Words for "crowning":


Synonyms for "crowning":


Related Definitions for "crowning":

  1. representing a level of the highest possible achievement or attainment1
    • the crowning accomplishment of his career1
  2. forming or providing a crown or summit1
    • the crowning star on a Christmas tree1
    • her hair was her crowning glory1

Wiktionary Translations for crowning:

crowning
noun
  1. Action de couronner.
  2. Cérémonie pendant laquelle on remet une couronne.
  3. Accomplissement, la perfection de quelque chose.

crowning form of crown:

crown [the ~] nom

  1. the crown (coronet)
    la couronne; la petite couronne
  2. the crown (coronet)
    la couronne; l'ornement de tête
  3. the crown (crest; peak; top)
    le faîte; le sommet; l'haut; la cime
  4. the crown (royalty)
    la tiare; la diadème
  5. the crown (king's crown; diadem; ornament for the head; tiara)

to crown verbe (crowns, crowned, crowning)

  1. to crown (coronate)
    couronner
    • couronner verbe (couronne, couronnes, couronnons, couronnez, )
  2. to crown
    couronner; primer; sacrer
    • couronner verbe (couronne, couronnes, couronnons, couronnez, )
    • primer verbe (prime, primes, primons, primez, )
    • sacrer verbe (sacre, sacres, sacrons, sacrez, )

Conjugations for crown:

present
  1. crown
  2. crown
  3. crowns
  4. crown
  5. crown
  6. crown
simple past
  1. crowned
  2. crowned
  3. crowned
  4. crowned
  5. crowned
  6. crowned
present perfect
  1. have crowned
  2. have crowned
  3. has crowned
  4. have crowned
  5. have crowned
  6. have crowned
past continuous
  1. was crowning
  2. were crowning
  3. was crowning
  4. were crowning
  5. were crowning
  6. were crowning
future
  1. shall crown
  2. will crown
  3. will crown
  4. shall crown
  5. will crown
  6. will crown
continuous present
  1. am crowning
  2. are crowning
  3. is crowning
  4. are crowning
  5. are crowning
  6. are crowning
subjunctive
  1. be crowned
  2. be crowned
  3. be crowned
  4. be crowned
  5. be crowned
  6. be crowned
diverse
  1. crown!
  2. let's crown!
  3. crowned
  4. crowning
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for crown:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
cime crest; crown; peak; top apex; crest; mountain top; peak; pinnacle; ridge; roof-ridge; summit; summmit; tip; top; vertex
couronne coronet; crown coronet; diadem; flair; nose; ornament for the head; tiara
couronne royale crown; diadem; king's crown; ornament for the head; tiara
diadème crown; royalty coronet; diadem; ornament for the head; tiara
faîte crest; crown; peak; top climax; crest; peak; pinnacle; ridge; roof-ridge; summit; zenith
haut crest; crown; peak; top
ornement de tête coronet; crown
petite couronne coronet; crown coronet; coronet of beads; string of beads
sommet crest; crown; peak; top apex; climax; crest; culminating point; culmination; mountain top; peak; pinnacle; ridge; roof-ridge; summit; summit conference; summit meeting; summit talks; summmit; tip; top; vertex; zenith
tiare crown; royalty coronet; diadem; ornament for the head; tiara
- cap; crest; crownwork; diadem; jacket; jacket crown; pate; peak; pennant; poll; summit; tip; top; treetop
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
couronner coronate; crown
primer crown
sacrer crown anoint; grouse; grumble
- coronate; top
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
haut aloud; boisterous; clamorous; loud; loudly; noisy; out loud

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Synonyms for "crown":


Related Definitions for "crown":

  1. the part of a hat (the vertex) that covers the crown of the head1
  2. an ornamental jeweled headdress signifying sovereignty1
  3. a wreath or garland worn on the head to signify victory1
  4. the center of a cambered road1
  5. (dentistry) dental appliance consisting of an artificial crown for a broken or decayed tooth1
    • tomorrow my dentist will fit me for a crown1
  6. the part of a tooth above the gum that is covered with enamel1
  7. the top of the head1
  8. the award given to the champion1
  9. the top or extreme point of something (usually a mountain or hill)1
  10. the upper branches and leaves of a tree or other plant1
  11. an English coin worth 5 shillings1
  12. be the culminating event1
    • The speech crowned the meeting1
  13. put an enamel cover on1
    • crown my teeth1
  14. invest with regal power; enthrone1
    • The prince was crowned in Westminster Abbey1
  15. form the topmost part of1
    • A weather vane crowns the building1

Wiktionary Translations for crown:

crown
verb
  1. to formally declare one a king or emperor
  2. declare one a winner
  3. to place a crown on the head of
noun
  1. top of a tree
  2. dentistry: prosthetic covering for a tooth
  3. splendor, finish, culmination
  4. of a hat
  5. highest part of an arch
  6. centre of a road
  7. of a hill
  8. of the head
  9. wreath or band for the head
  10. imperial or regal power
  11. royal, imperial or princely headdress
  12. reward of victory or a mark of honor
adjective
  1. of, related to, or pertaining to a crown
crown
noun
  1. Ornement des rois
  2. Traductions à trier suivant le sens
  3. médecine|fr Une prothèse dentaire remplaçant la couronne de la dent, permettant de protéger une dent qui est vivante ou non (dévitalisée).
verb
  1. ceindre d’une couronne.

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
crown couronner kronen — iemand tot koning of koningin maken door hem of haar in een ceremonie een kroon op het hoofd te zetten
crown primer; couronner bekronen — belonen voor uitmuntendheid
crown couronne Krone — ein auf dem Kopf getragener, zumeist goldener und mit Edelsteinen verzieren Ring, welcher von Herrschern als Zeichen der Macht und der Würde getragen wird