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queen

/kwiːn/

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noun

/kwiːn/A1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее женщину-монарха, жену короля или женщину, считающуюся лучшей или самой важной в определённой сфере или контексте.

A noun referring to a female monarch, the wife of a king, or a woman who is considered the best or most important in a particular field or context.

  1. Female monarchA2formal

    A woman who rules a country as its monarch, often inheriting the position.

    ruКоролева

    • The queen addressed the nation on the holiday.
    • Queen Elizabeth II was the longest-reigning British monarch.
    • The queen wore a magnificent crown during the ceremony.

    Synonymsmonarchqueen regnantrulersovereign

    Antonymsking

  2. Wife of a kingA2formal

    The wife of a reigning king.

    ruКоролева

    • The queen consort accompanied the king to the banquet.
    • She became queen after her husband ascended the throne.
    • The queen mother was a beloved figure in the country.

    Synonymsconsortqueen consort

  3. Chess pieceB1formal

    The most powerful piece in the game of chess, able to move any number of squares in any direction.

    ruФерзь

    • He moved his queen to capture the opponent's rook.
    • The queen is the most valuable piece on the board.
    • She sacrificed her queen to win the game.
  4. B1formal

    A playing card with a picture of a queen, ranking above a jack and below a king.

    ruДама

    • She drew the queen of hearts from the deck.
    • In poker, a queen is a moderately high card.
    • He won the trick with the queen of spades.

    Synonymsdamelady

  5. Slang: Outstanding womanB2slangamerican

    A term used to describe a woman who is exceptional, powerful, or admired.

    ruКоролева

    • She's the queen of the fashion industry.
    • You're a queen for helping me out like this.
    • She walked in like a queen, commanding everyone's attention.

    Synonymsbossdivaforcegoddessiconlegendpowerhousequeen beestar

Forms
  • queens plural form
  • queens' possessive plural form
  • queen's possessive singular form
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verb

/kwiːn/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, означающий вести себя как королева, доминировать или делать кого-то королевой; также используется в шахматах для превращения пешки в ферзя.

A verb meaning to act like a queen, to dominate, or to make someone a queen; also used in chess to promote a pawn to a queen.

  1. To act like a queenB2informal

    To behave in a regal, dominant, or superior manner, often with an air of authority.

    ruЦарить

    • She queened it over the entire office, giving orders to everyone.
    • He queened around the party as if he owned the place.
    • Stop queening and just help us clean up.

    Synonymsact superiorboss arounddomineerput on airs

    Antonymsfawngrovelkowtowsubmit

  2. To promote a pawn to a queen (chess)C1formal

    In chess, to replace a pawn that has reached the opponent's back rank with a queen.

    ruПровести в ферзи

    • He queened his pawn and quickly checkmated his opponent.
    • She decided to queen the pawn rather than promote it to a knight.
    • The player queened two pawns in the endgame.

    Synonymscrownpromote

Forms
  • queened past participle
  • queened past simple
  • queening present participle
  • queens third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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