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"coronarse" in English

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"coronarse" in English
coronarse{verb}
to crown- to be set up- to put one's foot in it
coronar{verb}
to crown- to cap- to cap- to queen- to top- to surmount- to breast
coronar{transitive verb}
to reach the top of
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TRANSLATIONS & EXAMPLES
coronarse{verb}
coronarse(also: coronar)
to crown{vb}
coronarse
to be set up{vb} [coll.]
coronarse
to put one's foot in it{vb}
coronar[coronando · coronado] {verb}
coronar(also: coronarse)
to crown[crowned · crowned] {vb}
La Presidencia ha conseguido coronar satisfactoriamente la totalidad de su agenda con un nuevo Tratado.
The Presidency has successfully managed to crown its full agenda with a new treaty.
Cuando una dama llega al lado opuesto del tablero, es coronada y pasa a ser un rey.
When a checker reaches the opposite side of the board, it gets crowned and becomes a king.
En Suecia tenemos monedas de diez y cinco coronas fabricadas sin niquel.
In Sweden, for example, we have both ten crown pieces and five crown pieces which are nickel free.
coronar(also: cubrir la cima de)
to cap[capped · capped] {v.t.} (mountains, hilltops)
Los compromisos adquiridos en Londres han coronado tres meses de intensos debates a nivel de trabajo y supusieron un gran avance.
The commitments from London capped off three months of intensive discussions at a working level and they marked a real breakthrough.
coronar(also: rematar)
to cap[capped · capped] {v.t.} (crown, complete)
Los compromisos adquiridos en Londres han coronado tres meses de intensos debates a nivel de trabajo y supusieron un gran avance.
The commitments from London capped off three months of intensive discussions at a working level and they marked a real breakthrough.
coronar
to queen[queened · queened] {v.t.} (in chess)
coronar(also: rematar)
to top[topped · topped] {v.t.} (cover)
La aportación danesa superará los 15 millardos de coronas danesas en el cambio de siglo.
The Danish contribution will top DKK 15 billion by the turn of the millennium.
Entretanto, en la punta de esta escalera de sanciones maltusianas, la legislación penal corona esta sociedad nuestra con la cultura de la muerte.
Meanwhile, at the top of this ladder of Malthusian penalties, criminal law tops off this society of ours with the culture of death.
coronar(also: rematar)
to surmount {v.t.} [archit.]
coronar
to breast[breasted · breasted] {v.t.} [poet.] (slope, hill)
coronar[coronando · coronado] {transitive verb}
coronar
to reach the top of {vb}

SYNONYMS
Synonyms (Spanish) for "coronar":
coronar
condecorar- distinguir- enaltecer- ensalzar- entronizar- galardonar- glorificar- honrar- investir- laurear- premiar- proclamar- recompensar- ungir
CONTEXT EXAMPLES
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Pero si esta vez ha de coronarse la tarea, no basta con esperar el momento adecuado.
But if this time we are going to finish the job, we cannot simply wait for the right moment.

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