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queen

la reina

noun

queen
[kwiːn]
sustantivo
1. reina (f) (of country); dama (f) reina (f) (in cards, chess)
  • queen bee -> abeja (f) reina
  • queen's Counsel -> = abogado de alto rango (británico)
  • the queen's English -> el inglés estándar
  • the queen Mother -> la reina madre
2. marica (m) maricón (m) (familiar Pej) (homosexual)
QUEEN'S SPEECH Se trata del discurso pronunciado por la Reina durante la apertura anual del parlamento británico, que habitualmente se lleva a cabo en noviembre, y constituye la ceremonia oficial más importante del año parlamentario en Westminster. En el discurso, pronunciado ante la Cámara de los Lores, se resumen los proyectos legislativos que el gobierno tiene previstos para el año parlamentario que está a punto de comenzar. Aunque el discurso lo pronuncia la Reina, sus contenidos están redactados por una comisión del gobierno y aprobados por el Consejo de Ministros.

queen [kuin]
sustantivo
1. Reina, la esposa del rey. (f)
2. Mujer soberana de un reino. (f)
3. Mujer que brilla más que las otras en una fiesta o solemnidad. (f)
  • queen dowager -> reina viuda
4. El caballo en los naipes. (f)
5. La dama en el juego de damas y la reina en el ajedrez. (f)
6. Reina (de las abejas); la sola hembra completamente desarrollada en un enjambre de abejas u hormiga (f)
sustantivo
  • Queen consort -> esposa del rey, que no tiene parte en el gobierno
  • Queen mother -> reina madre
  • Queen regent -> reina regente
  • Queen regnant -> reina reinante, la que ejerce el domino por derecho propio
  • Queen-of-the-mead-ows -> espirea, ulmaria, «reina de los prados», género de plantas de la familia de las rosáceas

queen [kwiːn]
noun
1 (monarch) reina (f); (Chess) reina (f); (Cards) dama (f); (in Spanish pack) caballo (m)
she was queen to Charles II era la reina de Carlos II
2 (Zool) (also queen bee) abeja (f) reina; (ant) hormiga (f) reina
3 marica (very_informal) (m) (pejorative)
verb:transitive
(Chess) [+pawn] coronar
to queen it conducirse como una reina; pavonearse
verb:intransitive
(Chess) ser coronado
modifier
...four Queen Anne chairs
Queen's Bench (n) (Britain) departamento del Tribunal Supremo de Justicia
queen mother (n) reina (f) madre
Queen's Counsel (n) (Britain) abogado (m) de categoría superior; (de categoría superior)
note See culture box in entry QC.

Verb Conjugation for "queen" (go to la reina)

Imperative
  • queen
  • you queen
  • he/she queens
  • we queen
  • you queen
  • they queen
Preterite
  • I queened
  • you queened
  • he/she queened
  • we queened
  • you queened
  • they queened
Present Continuous
  • I am queening
  • you are queening
  • he/she is queening
  • we are queening
  • you are queening
  • they are queening
Present Perfect
  • I have queened
  • you have queened
  • he/she has queened
  • we have queened
  • you have queened
  • they have queened
Past Continuous
  • I was queening
  • you were queening
  • he/she was queening
  • we were queening
  • you were queening
  • they were queening
Past Perfect
  • I had queened
  • you had queened
  • he/she had queened
  • we had queened
  • you had queened
  • they had queened
Future
  • I will queen
  • you will queen
  • he/she will queen
  • we will queen
  • you will queen
  • they will queen
Future Perfect
  • I will have queened
  • you will have queened
  • he/she will have queened
  • we will have queened
  • you will have queened
  • they will have queened
Future Continuous
  • I will be queening
  • you will be queening
  • he/she will be queening
  • we will be queening
  • you will be queening
  • they will be queening
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been queening
  • you have been queening
  • he/she has been queening
  • we have been queening
  • you have been queening
  • they have been queening
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been queening
  • you will have been queening
  • he/she will have been queening
  • we will have been queening
  • you will have been queening
  • they will have been queening
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been queening
  • you had been queening
  • he/she had been queening
  • we had been queening
  • you had been queening
  • they had been queening
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