blazon

• Sustantivo que designa un escudo de armas o la representación oficial de los símbolos heráldicos de una familia, estado o institución.

A noun referring to the official heraldic symbols or coat of arms of a family, state, or institution.

1. Coat of arms or heraldic emblemC2formalbritish

   A formal description or depiction of a coat of arms, or the heraldic symbols representing a family, state, or organization.

   Blasón

   • The knight's shield bore the blazon of his noble house.
   • The royal blazon was embroidered on the banner.
   • The historian studied the ancient blazon to trace the family lineage.

   Sinónimoscoat of armscrestemblemescutcheonshield

• Verbo que significa mostrar o proclamar algo de manera llamativa, o describir detalladamente, usado a menudo en heráldica o contextos formales.

A verb meaning to display or proclaim something prominently or to describe in detail, often used in heraldry or formal contexts.

1. Decorate with heraldic armsC2formalbritish

   To display or depict a coat of arms or heraldic symbols on a shield, banner, or other surface.

   Blasonar (decorar con armas heráldicas)

   • The knight's shield was blazoned with a golden lion.
   • The family crest was blazoned across the tapestry.
   • The royal banner was blazoned with the king's coat of arms.

   Sinónimosadorndecorateembellishemblazon

2. Proclaim or publicizeC2formal

   To announce or display something prominently or in a showy way.

   divulgar o exhibir

   • The news was blazoned across the front page of every newspaper.
   • He blazoned his achievements to anyone who would listen.
   • The company blazoned its new logo on billboards across the city.

   Sinónimosadvertiseannouncebroadcastdeclaredisplayflauntheraldproclaimtrumpet

   Antónimosconcealhidesecretesuppress

Variantes phrasalblazon out