头顶有王的英语怎么说

"Crowned" is the English word that means "having a crown on one's head." The word "crown" refers to a decorative headwear worn by a monarch or other high-ranking person as a symbol of power and authority.

The origin of the word "crown" can be traced back to the Old French word "corone," which ultimately derives from the Latin "corona," meaning "wreath or garland." In English, the word "crown" has been used to refer to a decorative headwear worn by a monarch or other high-ranking person since at least the 14th century.

Here are some examples of how "crowned" can be used in a sentence:

The queen was crowned at Westminster Abbey in a ceremony attended by thousands of people. (这位女王在威斯敏斯特教堂举行的仪式上戴上了王冠，数千人出席了这个仪式。)

The newly crowned king took his place on the throne. (新戴上王冠的国王就座在宝座上。)

The emperor was crowned with a golden crown studded with precious stones. (这位皇帝戴上了镶有珍珠的金王冠。)

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