coronation
Significado: The ceremony at which a monarch is formally crowned and invested with regal power and authority.
British coronations take place at Westminster Abbey and follow an ancient ritual involving anointing with holy oil, the presentation of regalia, and the placing of the crown. The ceremony has deep religious and constitutional significance, symbolising the contract between the sovereign and the people. Figuratively, 'coronation' can describe an inevitable or uncontested rise to a position of power, as in 'it was more of a coronation than an election'.
Ejemplos
- The coronation of King Charles III in 2023 was the first British coronation to be live-streamed globally. 2023年查尔斯三世国王的加冕典礼是英国首次向全球直播的加冕典礼。La coronación del rey Carlos III en 2023 fue la primera coronación británica retransmitida en directo a nivel mundial.2023年のチャールズ3世の戴冠式は、世界中にライブ配信された初のイギリスの戴冠式でした。2023년 찰스 3세의 대관식은 전 세계에 실시간 중계된 최초의 영국 대관식이었다.
- Medieval coronations were elaborate affairs designed to demonstrate the divine right of the monarch. 中世纪的加冕典礼是精心策划的盛大活动,旨在彰显君主的神圣权力。Las coronaciones medievales eran ceremonias elaboradas diseñadas para demostrar el derecho divino del monarca.中世の戴冠式は、君主の神授の権利を示すために設計された精巧な行事でした。중세의 대관식은 군주의 신성한 권리를 보여주기 위해 설계된 정교한 행사였다.
- Her appointment as party leader was described as a coronation, since no rival candidates came forward. 由于没有竞争对手出现,她被任命为党魁一事被形容为一场加冕典礼。Su nombramiento como líder del partido fue descrito como una coronación, ya que ningún candidato rival se presentó.対立候補が名乗り出なかったため、彼女の党首就任は戴冠式と評されました。경쟁 후보가 나서지 않았기 때문에, 그녀의 당수 취임은 대관식이나 다름없다는 평을 받았다.
Pronunciación
Guía de uso
Contexto: academic, media
Tono: neutral
Origen e historia
From Latin coronatio (a crowning), from coronare (to crown), from corona (crown, garland). Entered English in the 14th century via Old French coronation.
Contexto cultural
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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