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royal crown - translation to german
royal crown
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Royal crown (disambiguation)
königliche Krone
crown colony
COLONIES CONTROLLED BY THE BRITISH EMPIRE
Crown Colony; Crown colonies; British Crown Colony; British colony; Crown Colonies; British colonies; Royal colony; Royal Colony; British crown colony; Crown Colony government; British Crown colony; Colonies of the Crown; Royal colonies
Kronkolonie (Form der britischen Kolonialpolitik)
crown princess
![Japanese Imperial Throne]] – ''New York Times,'' 1916.](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Crowd awaiting Crown Prince Tokyo Dec1916.jpg?width=200 "Japanese Imperial Throne]] – ''New York Times,'' 1916.")
HEIR TO THE THRONE
Crown princess; Crown Princess; Prince de Venise; Prinz von Preussen; Naba Yuvaraj; Yuvarajadhiraj; Nava Yuvaraj; Walet; Crown-prince; Crown princess of Sweden; Arvfurstinna; Arvfurste; Kronprinz; Crown Prince; Hereditary prince; Hereditary princess; Hereditary Prince; Hereditary Princess
Kronprinzessin
Definition
Crown Derby
¦ noun a kind of soft-paste porcelain made at Derby in the English Midlands and often marked with a crown above the letter 'D'.
Examples of use of royal crown
1. One of the pharoah‘s coffinettes containing his embalmed liver But among the exhibits making their British debut yesterday were the royal crown that graced the king‘s mummified head, and one of the gold coffinettes which contained his embalmed liver.
2. He will be remembered by many in many ways as a royal, crown prince, king, international statesman, philanthropist, but to his people he will be remembered as a kind and caring man.
3. I didn‘t know it at the time, but the Second World War was still close enough for the sugar and tea to be stored in recycled cream–coloured tin cans embellished with a royal crown and the initials of George VI.
4. The Koryo medicines and health foods with the brand "Wanggwan" (royal crown) were registered by the World Intellectual Property Organization in December Juche '0 (2001). Various countries in Asia and North America have sent written orders, while advertising the medicines and foods on a wide scale.
5. By Nadav Shragai While National Union MK Aryeh Eldad and Rabbi David Chai of Bat Yam were proclaiming outside Ma‘asiyahu prison this past Saturday night that the jailed anti–disengagement protesters would soon be trading places with the country‘s rulers, Liron Zaidin, chairman of the Tel Aviv University chapter of Orange Cell, was walking the streets of Tel Aviv in an orange cape and royal crown, putting on a different protest.