Aro de oro que llevan los reyes y las reinas.
A circle of gold worn by a king or queen.
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La corona se guarda en la torre. — The crown is kept in the tower.
El dentista le puso una funda. — The dentist fitted a crown.
La joven reina llevaba una pesada corona de oro. — The young queen wore a heavy gold crown.
¿Cuánto cuesta una funda en una muela? — How much does a crown on a back tooth cost?
¿Quién le puso la corona al rey? — Who put the crown on the king's head?
Se me rompió una funda mientras comía. — One of my crowns cracked while I was eating.
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