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crowned

[kround] / kraʊnd /




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An overall Baltic League winner would be crowned, however, earning additional prize money.

From BBC

That feta has a second act planned: whipped into eggs and crowned on a rice bowl later in the week, where it feels less like an afterthought and more like a flourish.

From Salon

Uganda's flag -- created when the country achieved independence from Britain in 1962 -- has stripes of black to represent Africa, yellow for its sunshine, and red to represent African brotherhood, with a grey crowned crane overlaid.

From Barron's

A teenager from Sheffield has said she aims to become a top F1 driver in the footsteps of the sport's biggest names after being crowned a champion in the sport of karting.

From BBC

The new year may bring fresh challenges for Tesla, as Chinese rival BYD may be crowned the biggest global seller of battery-powered vehicles in 2025.

From MarketWatch