couronne
wreath
The French word for 'wreath' is 'couronne'. It can be used in the same contexts as in English, for example for Christmas or funeral wreaths, or metaphorically to indicate honor or prestige.
Example sentences using: couronne
La reine porte une couronne.
The queen is wearing a crown.
It's a phrase describing a queen who is wearing her crown.
La couronne est très belle.
The crown is very beautiful.
This sentence is talking about the beauty of a crown, possibly a royal one.
Il mange une couronne de fruits.
He is eating a crown of fruits.
This is about a person who is eating a fruit arrangement shaped like a crown.
La couronne a été volée.
The crown has been stolen.
In this example, someone has stolen a crown.
La couronne est lourde.
The crown is heavy.
This phrase is describing the weight of a crown.
La couronne du roi brillait au soleil.
The king's crown shone in the sun.
This sentence describes a king's crown glistening or reflecting light when exposed to the sun.
Il a une couronne dentaire.
He has a dental crown.
In this example, someone has a dental crown, a type of dental restoration.
La couronne est faite d'or.
The crown is made of gold.
This sentence speaks about the material that a crown is made from, in this case, gold.
La couronne est une monnaie en Scandinavie.
The crown is a currency in Scandinavia.
This refers to the 'Crown' being a type of currency used in some Scandinavian countries.
La couronne symbolise le pouvoir.
The crown symbolizes power.
In this sentence, it indicates that crown is a symbol of power.