n.(王子、公主、贵族等戴的)冠冕，(尤指用花制作的)冠状头饰，花冠

原形：coronet复数：coronets

The princess wore a delicate coronet of gold and diamonds at the royal ball.
公主在皇家舞会上佩戴了一顶精致的金钻王冠。
The ancient coronet, passed down through generations, was displayed in the museum's medieval section.
这顶古老的王冠，世代相传，被展示在博物馆的中世纪区域。
He was knighted and given a coronet, symbolizing his new status in society.
他被封为爵士，并授予冠冕，象征着他社会地位的提升。
The coronet of flowers on her head made her look like a fairy tale princess.
她头上的花冠让她看起来像童话中的公主。
The king's coronet was adorned with precious gems, each one representing a conquered kingdom.
国王的王冠装饰着珍贵的宝石，每一颗都代表一个被征服的王国。
The young prince felt a sense of pride when he first tried on his small coronet.
年轻的王子第一次戴上他的小王冠时感到一种自豪。
In the painting, the queen's coronet was depicted with meticulous detail.
在这幅画中，女王的王冠被描绘得非常细腻。
The coronet, a symbol of nobility, was carefully preserved in the family's heirloom chest.
王冠作为贵族的象征，被小心地保存在家族的传家宝箱中。
The coronet, encrusted with emeralds and rubies, shimmered under the chandelier's light.
镶嵌着祖母绿和红宝石的王冠在吊灯的照耀下闪烁着光芒。
In the medieval pageant, actors wore replicas of historic coronets to recreate royal scenes.
在中世纪的庆典中，演员们佩戴着历史王冠的复制品来重现皇家场景。