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king

/kɪŋ/

Traducción: Soberano varón de un Estado independiente, que generalmente hereda el cargo de por vida; también se usa para referirse a quien ejerce un poder o dominio supremo en su ámbito.

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noun

/kɪŋ/A1formal
  • esSoberano varón de un Estado independiente, que generalmente hereda el cargo de por vida; también se usa para referirse a quien ejerce un poder o dominio supremo en su ámbito.

A noun referring to a male ruler of an independent state, typically inheriting the position for life.

  1. Male monarchA1formal

    A male ruler of an independent state, especially one who inherits the position and rules for life.

    esRey (monarca masculino)

    • The king addressed his people from the balcony.
    • King Arthur ruled Camelot with wisdom.
    • The king wore a golden crown during the ceremony.

    Sinónimoscrowned headmonarchpotentaterulersovereign

    Antónimoscommonerqueensubject

  2. Best or most importantB1informal

    The most outstanding or best person or thing in a particular category.

    esrey (el mejor o más importante)

    • He is the king of rock and roll.
    • She's the king of sales in our department.
    • This burger is the king of fast food.

    Sinónimosacechampioniconkingpinleaderlegendluminarymasterstartitan

  3. Chess pieceB2formal

    The principal piece in chess, which can move one square in any direction.

    esRey (ajedrez)

    • Protect your king at all costs in chess.
    • The king was checkmated in just five moves.
    • The black king moved to safety.
Formas
  • kings plural form
  • kings' possessive plural form
  • king's possessive singular form
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