crown with

crown (someone or something) with (something)

1. Literally, to adorn one's head with a crown. The headmaster crowned the May Queen with roses during the ceremony.

2. By extension, to top something with something. What do you want the architect to crown the column with?

3. To hit one violently in the head. The clerk crowned the armed robber with a baseball bat.

crown someone with something

1. Lit. to place a crown on someone's head. They crowned the prince with the heavily jeweled royal crown.

2. Fig. to strike someone on the head with something. She crowned him with a skillet. The carpenter crowned himself with a board he knocked loose.

crown something with something

Fig. to place something on the very top of something. (As if crowning royalty.) The chef crowned the cake with golden icing.

See also: crown

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

See also:

crown
crown (someone or something) with (something)
top (something) with (something)
top with
have (someone) at (one's) mercy
have somebody at your mercy
clean (one's) act up
clean act up
clean up (one's) act
clean up act

References in periodicals archive

Crown ratio is calculated by dividing the total length of crown with total height (LTC / ht).

Crown shape development of Perhutani's Teak Plus from clonal seed orchards in Madiun, Saradan, and Ngawi Forest District, East Java, Indonesia

Carefully inspect the muzzle crown with high magnification to see how the bevel is forming.

Finish-crowning the rifle barrel: the "major" recessed or concave barrel crown is only the beginning of the job. For good accuracy, the rifle or pistol barrel also requires "finish" crowning as a necessary part of the overall muzzle finish

After tracking down the crown winner and reuniting the crown with its winner they decided to return it to a school in Llanelli.

Urdd crown restored to glory; Urdd National Eisteddfod 2007

Native New Yorker Allison Hunter Williams, an executive news producer, steps out in this rich ebony "Beatrice" crown with silk fabric trim and oversized feathers, by Carmen R.

Sisters with hattitude

Peacock, their feathers ruffled, came back at Crown with a vengeance, testing the defence and forcing Crown keeper Ross Evans to make several saves.

Crown struggle to tame proud Peacock

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释义	crown with crown (someone or something) with (something) 1. Literally, to adorn one's head with a crown. The headmaster crowned the May Queen with roses during the ceremony. 2. By extension, to top something with something. What do you want the architect to crown the column with? 3. To hit one violently in the head. The clerk crowned the armed robber with a baseball bat. See also: crown Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. crown someone with something 1. Lit. to place a crown on someone's head. They crowned the prince with the heavily jeweled royal crown. 2. Fig. to strike someone on the head with something. She crowned him with a skillet. The carpenter crowned himself with a board he knocked loose. See also: crown crown something with something Fig. to place something on the very top of something. (As if crowning royalty.) The chef crowned the cake with golden icing. See also: crown McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: crown crown (someone or something) with (something) top (something) with (something) top with have (someone) at (one's) mercy have somebody at your mercy clean (one's) act up clean act up clean up (one's) act clean up act References in periodicals archive Crown ratio is calculated by dividing the total length of crown with total height (LTC / ht). Crown shape development of Perhutani's Teak Plus from clonal seed orchards in Madiun, Saradan, and Ngawi Forest District, East Java, Indonesia Carefully inspect the muzzle crown with high magnification to see how the bevel is forming. Finish-crowning the rifle barrel: the "major" recessed or concave barrel crown is only the beginning of the job. For good accuracy, the rifle or pistol barrel also requires "finish" crowning as a necessary part of the overall muzzle finish After tracking down the crown winner and reuniting the crown with its winner they decided to return it to a school in Llanelli. Urdd crown restored to glory; Urdd National Eisteddfod 2007 Native New Yorker Allison Hunter Williams, an executive news producer, steps out in this rich ebony "Beatrice" crown with silk fabric trim and oversized feathers, by Carmen R. Sisters with hattitude Peacock, their feathers ruffled, came back at Crown with a vengeance, testing the defence and forcing Crown keeper Ross Evans to make several saves. Crown struggle to tame proud Peacock
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