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| corona |
crown
wreath
corona
ring
rim
circle
|
| coronamento |
crown
|
| sommità |
summit
crown
|
| cima |
top
summit
rope
peak
tip
crown
|
| colmo |
ridge
height
peak
summit
crown
pitch
|
| cocuzzolo |
crown
summit
|
| capsula |
capsule
cap
boll
crown
detonator
|
| zucca |
pumpkin
gourd
squash
calabash
marrow
crown
|
| coronare |
crown
cap
attend
|
| incoronare |
crown
enthrone
|
| incapsulare |
crown
|
sinonimi
sostantivo
verbo
Esempi
“I got a crown of my own, don’t worry,” Nesta said, even as she knew Mor was now winnowing all three objects of the Trove back to the place Nesta had taken them from.
A golden, spiked crown rested on her head, blazing like the hate in her black eyes.
Brauctha’s head was studded with a crown of silver rivets.
She’d ask him, maybe, whose crown he once took and who he’d stepped on to reach it and how he’d ended up as a slave.
They had also paid with their lives for the failure of their enterprise, because they were fighting under absolutely different conditions from Washington the Great, and these fighters for their country were condemned not only by the crown of Spain but also by the Holy Inquisition although they fought under the flag of the Holy Virgin of Guadalupe.
He wore a silver crown inlaid with jade.
”Nesta faced Helion again, taking in that spiked golden crown and the draped white robe.
’She stood back from the steps that led to the door of the trailer; Mik could look down on the crown of her blond hair, for once.
No last will would be found and so the mine would be declared church property or property of the crown.
He’ll let them struggle and then place the crown on the one who is left standing.
The neckline plunged nearly to her navel, where the silver thread gathered to hold a small sapphire that matched the ones on her crown.
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