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corona

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nounfeminineinformalmasculine
  1. crown
  2. crownvarious units of currency
  3. corona
  4. wreath; ring, circle
  5. sprocket; (bicycle sprockets) cassette

Forms

noun

singularcorona
pluralcoronas

Used in the library

  • En la foto oficial, la reina luce una corona de oro.In the official photo the queen wears a gold crown.A2Otra vez, por favor (5) — Once more, please (5) (A2)
  • Se quitó la corona, tomó dos botellas de agua y empezó a caminar hacia el desierto.He took off his crown, took two bottles of water and started walking towards the desert.A2La bruja de la torre — The witch in the tower (A2)
  • Hay que portar la corona con las dos manos.You have to carry the crown with both hands.B1Otra vez, por favor (15) — Once more, please (15) (B1)
  • Los dos abdicaron en Bayona, y Napoleón dio la corona de España a su hermano José.Both abdicated at Bayonne, and Napoleon gave the crown of Spain to his brother Joseph.B1El Dos de Mayo — The Second of May

Other ways to say it

  • arandelawasher (flat disk, placed beneath a nut)
  • rueda dentadagear wheel

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