crowned

英 [kraʊnd]

美 [kraʊnd]

v.  为…加冕; 形成…顶部; 给…加顶; (尤指通过增添成就、成功等)使圆满，使完美
crown的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：crowned　过去式：crowned　

BNC.32778 / COCA.29753

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 王冠;皇冠;冕;(戴在头上的)冠状物
  Acrownis a circular ornament, usually made of gold and jewels, which a king or queen wears on their head at official ceremonies. You can also usecrownto refer to anything circular that is worn on someone's head.
  1. ...a crown of flowers.
     花冠
• N-PROPER 王国政府;王国;(英国刑事案件中的)公诉人
  The government of a country that has a king or queen is sometimes referred to asthe Crown. In British criminal cases the prosecutor isthe Crown.
  1. She says the sovereignty of the Crown must be preserved.
     她说必须维护王国政府的主权。
  2. ...a Minister of the Crown.
     王国政府的大臣
  3. ...chief witness for the Crown.
     公诉方的主要证人
• VERB 为…加冕;立…为王(或女王)
  When a king or queenis crowned, a crown is placed on their head as part of a ceremony in which they are officially made king or queen.
  1. Elizabeth was crowned in Westminster Abbey on 2 June 1953...
     伊丽莎白于1953年6月2日在威斯敏斯特大教堂加冕。
  2. Two days later, Juan Carlos was crowned king.
     两天后，胡安·卡洛斯被加冕为国王。
  3. ...the newly crowned King.
     新加冕的国王
• VERB 形成…的顶部;给…加顶
  If one thingcrownsanother, it is on top of it.
  1. Here another rugged castle crowns the cliffs and crags.
     这里又有一座高低不平的城堡建在悬崖绝壁之上。
  2. ...a very striking face, crowned by an abundance of hair.
     一张非常标致的脸，长着一头浓密的头发
• N-COUNT 头顶(后部)
  Yourcrownis the top part of your head, at the back.
  1. He laid his hand gently on the crown of her head.
     他把手轻轻放在她的头顶上。
• 帽顶
  Thecrownof a hat is the part which covers the top of your head.
• 5先令的英国硬币
  Acrownwas a British coin worth five shillings.
• (受损牙齿的)人造冠
  Acrownis an artificial top piece fixed over a broken or decayed tooth.
• N-COUNT 冠军宝座;桂冠
  In sport, winning an important competition is sometimes referred to as acrown.
  1. ...his dream of a fourth Wimbledon crown.
     他梦想第四次获得温布尔登网球公开赛的冠军
• VERB 使圆满;使完美
  An achievement or event thatcrownssomething makes it perfect, successful, or complete.
  1. It is an important moment, crowning the efforts of the Cup organisers...
     这是个重要时刻，它使得优胜杯赛组织者的努力圆满告捷。
  2. The summit was crowned by the signing of the historic START treaty.
     此次峰会以签订具有历史性意义的《削减进攻性战略武器条约》宣告圆满成功。
  3. ...the crowning achievement of his career.
     他事业上的最高成就
• VERB 使(事业)达到顶峰
  If youcrownyour careerwitha success or achievement, you have a final success or achievement which is greater than all the others you have had.
  1. He went on to crown a distinguished career in radio and television with his book 'The Price of Victory'.
     凭借《胜利的代价》一书，在广播和电视事业上成就杰出的他再创辉煌。

英英释义

adj

• provided with or as if with a crown or a crown as specified
  1. a high-crowned hat
  2. an orange-crowned bird
  3. a crowned signet ring
• having an (artificial) crown on a tooth
  1. had many crowned teeth
• crowned with or as if with laurel symbolizing victory
  Synonym:laureledlaurelled

双语例句

• Their efforts were crowned with honors.
  他们的努力获得了荣誉。
• He was crowned world champion.
  那皇冠上缀了好多珠宝。他登上世界冠军的宝座。
• The people rejoiced when the new king was crowned.
  新国王加冕了，人们感到非常高兴。
• On Christmas Day, William was crowned king of England, thus beginning the Norman Conquest of England.
  同年圣诞节，威廉加冕为英格兰国王，开始了英国的诺曼统治时期。
• The hill is crowned with woods.
  山顶上有树林。
• They crowned [ made] him king.
  他们立[拥]他为王。
• He's got the memories of being crowned emperor and being defeated, conquering Europe.
  他拥有加冕为皇帝，败阵和征服欧洲的记忆。
• Gowned and crowned, she was a queen.
  长袍和王冠加身，她是太后。
• The king walked into the abbey to be crowned.
  国王走进大教堂去加冕。
• Success has crowned my years of effort.
  我经过数年努力终于获得成功。