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kingly crown - translation to russian
AMERICAN OIL COMPANY
Crown gas; Crown fuels; Crown fuel; Crown central; Crown petroleum; Crown central LLC; Crown Central LLC; Crown central llc; Crown llc; Crown central petroleum; Crown Petroleum
kingly crown
царская корона
crown ether
![doi=10.1002/anie.198913961}}</ref> The second of Nobel Prizes in Chemistry involving crown ethers was awarded for the design and synthesis of [[molecular machine]]s. Many of these "machines" incorporate crown ethers as essential design components.](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/KEBKUXcolorcoded.png?width=200 "doi=10.1002/anie.198913961}}</ref> The second of Nobel Prizes in Chemistry involving crown ethers was awarded for the design and synthesis of [[molecular machine]]s. Many of these \"machines\" incorporate crown ethers as essential design components.")
FAMILY OF CHEMICAL COMPOUNDS
Crown ethers; Crown Ethers; Crown compound; Lariat crown ether; Lariat ether
[kraun'i:θə]
химия
краун-эфир
макроциклический эфир
Crown cork
FORM OF BOTTLE CAP
Crown Cork; Crown cap; Crown seal; Crown-cap; Corcholatas; Crown caps; Tansan
[,kraun'kɔ:k]
общая лексика
"Краун корк" (фирменное название металлических пробок для пивных, молочных и др. бутылок производства одноимённой фирмы)
Definition
crown cork
(also crown cap)
¦ noun a metal bottle cap with a crimped edge.
Wikipedia
Crown Central Petroleum
Crown Central Petroleum, commonly known as Crown, is an American oil company that has flourished in Baltimore since the early 20th century until its recent decline due to rebranding.
Examples of use of kingly crown
1. The Son of God Goes Forth To War was, we feel, a majestic choice, not just for the sledgehammer subtlety of its lyrics ("The Son of God goes forth to war / A kingly crown to gain; His blood red banner streams afar / Who follows in His train?"), but also because it was used for the soundtrack of The Man Who Would Be King in which, you‘ll doubtless recall, two brave soldiers of empire go forth to a place called Kaffiristan – now, intriguingly, a part of Afghanistan – to subdue the unruly natives and, er, run the place, basically.
