prince

el príncipe

prince(prihns)

noun

1. (royalty)

a. el príncipe

(M)

The prince became king after the death of his father.

El príncipe se hizo rey tras la muerte de su padre.

prince

Noun

1. (general)

a. el príncipe

(M)

the Prince of Walesel Príncipe de Gales

Prince Charmingpríncipe azul

prince regentpríncipe regente

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prince [prɪns]

noun

príncipe (m)

Prince Edward and other royal guests the Prince won warm applause for his ideas he was speaking without the prince's authority Cambodia's former ruler, Prince Sihanouk may join the Supreme National Council

Prince Charles el príncipe Carlos

the birth of Prince Charles in 1948 had secured the succession for the foreseeable future

Prince Charming el Príncipe Azul; el Príncipe Encantador

to begin with he was Prince Charming I stand a good chance of being Prince Charming in the pantomime at Christmas

the Prince of Darkness el príncipe de las tinieblas

it was the Persians who first recognised the Prince of Darkness, whom they called Ahriman they hand a victim over to the Prince of Darkness

the Prince of Wales el Príncipe de Gales heredero del trono del Reino Unido, equivalente al Príncipe de Asturias en España; (heredero del trono del Reino Unido, equivalente al Príncipe de Asturias en España)

Edward VII lived here for years as Prince of Wales.

crown

modifier

Prince Consort (n) príncipe (m) consorte

Prince Albert was Queen Victoria's prince consort the Prince Consort was one of the most popular members of the Royal family Prince Consort Henrik of Denmark

Prince Regent (n) príncipe (m) regente

in the gracious age of Queen Caroline and the Prince Regent the Prince Regent of Bavaria was declared king as Ludwig III, 1913 there were attacks on the Prince Regent at the beginning of the 19th Century after George III went mad