diadem in Chinese
diadem in Chinese is 冠冕 — diadem means a diadem is an ornamental headband or crown worn to show royal status.
diadem in Chinese
冠冕
Pronounced: guān miǎn
A crown.
What does "diadem" mean?
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noun A diadem is an ornamental headband or crown worn to show royal status.
"The queen wore a jewelled diadem for the ceremony."
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verb To diadem someone is to crown them or adorn them with a diadem.
"The poem describes the victor being diademed with laurel."
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diadem in a sentence
- The queen wore a jewelled diadem for the ceremony.
- The statue shows the king with a diadem resting on his brow.
- The poem describes the victor being diademed with laurel.
- Artists sometimes diadem their subjects to show royal or divine status.
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What is "diadem" in Chinese?
"diadem" in Chinese is 冠冕. diadem means: A diadem is an ornamental headband or crown worn to show royal status.
How do you pronounce 冠冕?
"diadem" in Chinese is 冠冕, pronounced "guān miǎn".
How do you use "diadem" in a sentence?
Example: "The queen wore a jewelled diadem for the ceremony." In Chinese, "diadem" is 冠冕.
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