CROWN


Meaning of CROWN in English

I.

noun

1 that a king/queen wears

ADJECTIVE

▪ gold

VERB + CROWN

▪ wear

▪ place , put on

The ~ was placed upon the new monarch's head.

2 the crown position/power of a king/queen

ADJECTIVE

▪ imperial , royal

VERB + THE CROWN

▪ offer sb

In 1688 the ~ was offered to William and Mary.

▪ accept

▪ refuse

THE CROWN + VERB

▪ pass

In 1553 the ~ passed from Edward VI to Mary.

3 ( usually the Crown ) the state as represented by a king/queen

VERB + CROWN

▪ serve

CROWN + NOUN

▪ Crown Court (in England and Wales)

▪ jewels

▪ colony , land

a piece of Crown land

4 honour of being the best in a sports competition

ADJECTIVE

▪ heavyweight , Olympic ( esp. BrE ), world , etc.

VERB + CROWN

▪ capture , claim , take , win

▪ lose

He lost his world ~ to the Korean champion.

▪ fight for

▪ defend , regain , retain

II.

verb

Crown is used with these nouns as the object: ↑ emperor , ↑ king , ↑ queen

Oxford Collocations English Dictionary.      Оксфордский английский словарь словосочетаний .