king

∗ ≈

el rey

∗ noun

king
[kɪŋ]
sustantivo
1rey (m)
  • the three Kings -> los Reyes Magos (in the Bible)
  • the king of the beasts -> el rey de la selva
  • king prawn -> langostino (m) (británico)

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king [king]
sustantivo
1Rey, el soberano o monarca de un reino.
  • God save the king -> Dios guarde al rey
2Rey, la carta o naipe que tiene figura de rey.
  • King’s yellow -> color amarillo hecho de oropimente
  • King-crab -> límulo, animal crustáceo
  • King-cup -> (Bot.) botón de oro, especie de ranúnculo
  • King James’ version of Bible -> V
  • Kingpin -> (a) V
1Fam. E.U.) Persona de gran importancia.
en composición: King-bolt, perno, pinzote, perno real. VERSION. KING-BOLT. (b) En el juego de bolos, el que se coloca delante de los otros. (c)
1Dar un rey al reino que no le tenía: se usa casi siempre en sentido jocoso.
2Elevar a alguno a la dignidad real.
3Coronar un peón haciéndole dama, en el juego de las dama
sustantivo
va.

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king [kɪŋ]
noun
1 rey; (m)
the king and queen los reyes; the Three Kings los Reyes Magos; an oil king un magnate del petróleo; I'm the king of the castle! (baby_talk) ¡soy el rey!; ¡soy el amo y señor!; to turn King's evidence delatar a los cómplices
they paid a king's ransom for it les costó mucho dinero; les costó un dineral; (informal)
to live like a king vivir a cuerpo de rey
2 (Chess) (Cards) rey; (m) (Draughts) dama; (f)
modifier
king cobra (n) cobra real; (f)
king penguin (n) pingüino real; (m)
King's Bench (n) (Britain) (Jur) departamento del Tribunal Supremo; (m)
King's Counsel (n) (Britain) (Jur) abogado de categoría superior; (m) (de categoría superior)
note note See culture box in entry QC.

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Verb Conjugation for "king"

Imperative
  • king
  • you king
  • he/she kings
  • we king
  • you king
  • they king
Preterite
  • I kinged
  • you kinged
  • he/she kinged
  • we kinged
  • you kinged
  • they kinged
Present Continuous
  • I am kinging
  • you are kinging
  • he/she is kinging
  • we are kinging
  • you are kinging
  • they are kinging
Present Perfect
  • I have kinged
  • you have kinged
  • he/she has kinged
  • we have kinged
  • you have kinged
  • they have kinged
Past Continuous
  • I was kinging
  • you were kinging
  • he/she was kinging
  • we were kinging
  • you were kinging
  • they were kinging
Past Perfect
  • I had kinged
  • you had kinged
  • he/she had kinged
  • we had kinged
  • you had kinged
  • they had kinged
Future
  • I will king
  • you will king
  • he/she will king
  • we will king
  • you will king
  • they will king
Future Perfect
  • I will have kinged
  • you will have kinged
  • he/she will have kinged
  • we will have kinged
  • you will have kinged
  • they will have kinged
Future Continuous
  • I will be kinging
  • you will be kinging
  • he/she will be kinging
  • we will be kinging
  • you will be kinging
  • they will be kinging
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been kinging
  • you have been kinging
  • he/she has been kinging
  • we have been kinging
  • you have been kinging
  • they have been kinging
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been kinging
  • you will have been kinging
  • he/she will have been kinging
  • we will have been kinging
  • you will have been kinging
  • they will have been kinging
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been kinging
  • you had been kinging
  • he/she had been kinging
  • we had been kinging
  • you had been kinging
  • they had been kinging
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Word of the Day: superar

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to beat; to overcome, to surpass, to overtake