the winner of a competition, contest, or exam

to win the title; to seize the crown; to win a gold medal

Abbreviation for [[冠状动脉粥样硬化性心脏病|冠狀動脈粥樣硬化性心臟病|guan1 zhuang4 dong4 mai4 zhou1 yang4 ying4 hua4 xing4 xin1 zang4 bing4]], referring to a condition caused by coronary artery blockage or narrowing leading to insufficient blood supply to the heart.

imperial crown worn by a monarch as a symbol of sovereignty

coronary artery; refers to the arteries that supply oxygen and nutrients to the heart muscle, so named because they wrap around the heart like a crown

imperial or royal crown worn by a monarch as a symbol of authority

Abbreviation for [[欧洲冠军联赛|歐洲冠軍聯賽|ou1 zhou1 guan4 jun1 lian2 sai4]], the UEFA Champions League.

Edison Chen (born 1980), a Hong Kong singer and actor

A competition or final match to determine the first-place winner

wreath or garland made of laurel leaves, historically awarded to poets or athletes as a symbol of victory

The part of a flower consisting of all the petals together

Dignified and stately in appearance or manner; noble and impressive

the upper part of a tree consisting of the branches and leaves

(idiom) immaculately dressed; well-groomed; dapper; refers to wearing clothes that are neat and elegant

clothes and hats; attire or dress

The right to name a project, event, or team, usually acquired by a company through sponsorship in exchange for brand exposure.

(bound form) to be so enraged that one's hair lifts up the hat; used as a shorthand for the idiom [[怒发冲冠|怒髮衝冠|nu4 fa4 chong1 guan1]]

Not wearing a hat; typically used in the context of official identification photos

Any of a group of viruses that cause respiratory and intestinal infections in humans and animals, named for their crown-like appearance under a microscope.

the fleshy crest on the head of a chicken; also known as [[鸡冠子|雞冠子|ji1 guan1 zi5]]

Qiao Guanhua (1913-1973), PRC politician and diplomat

(idiom) literally to put Mr. Zhang's hat on Mr. Li's head; to attribute something to the wrong person or misidentify someone

To name something or put a specific name in front of it, especially for sports teams, competitions, or products; often used in the context of corporate sponsorship.

to be furious or seething in anger; literally describes hair standing up in anger and pushing up one's hat

royal crown or official hat worn in ancient times

(literary) A young man entering adulthood; refers specifically to a man around twenty years of age, based on the ancient tradition of holding a capping ceremony at that age.

The natural part of a tooth that is visible above the gum line.

To be the champion for three consecutive times; a team or individual who wins a championship three years or three sessions in a row.

a grammatical word used with a noun to show whether the noun is specific or general, such as "a" or "the" in English

A tomb that contains the personal effects of the deceased, such as clothing or a hat, rather than their actual remains

(idiom) to be improperly dressed; to be disheveled; to have one's clothes and hat in a state of disarray

the upper layer or habitat zone formed by the crowns of trees in a forest

Guan County in [[聊城|聊城|liao2 cheng2]], Shandong province

(literary) cap and belt; the official dress or costume of a government official in former times

a crown or ceremonial cap made of or decorated with gold, worn by emperors in ancient times

cockscomb flower; an annual herb with flowers shaped like a rooster's crest often used in traditional medicine

(literary) to hang up one's official cap; to resign from or quit a government post

official headgear and carriage tops of ancient dignitaries

the part of a tooth that is used for chewing; its outer surface is covered in enamel and its interior consists of dentin

Literally to flick dust off one's cap; used to describe people (often in a negative sense) celebrating because one of their group has gained a high position, implying they will all benefit from the connection.

A yellow hat worn by a Daoist priest

Traditional bridal headgear and dress worn by queens and princesses in ancient China; later worn by noblewomen and wealthy brides during the Ming and Qing dynasties to show honor and prestige.

Literally meaning "a face like the jade on a cap," this idiom describes a man who is exceptionally handsome and refined

an immoral and despicable person; a scoundrel who looks respectable on the outside but acts like a beast

elaborate ceremonial headdress adorned with gold or silver phoenixes, worn by empresses and noblewomen in ancient times, or by common women as bridal headgear

The most brave in the whole army; exceptionally courageous or valiant. (idiom)

inflammation of the soft tissues surrounding the crown of a partially erupted tooth

A poet officially appointed by a government or monarch, usually expected to compose poems for special events and occasions; also used as a title of honor for any highly distinguished poet.

(bound form) a tuft or crest (of certain plants or animals); (botany) pappus; (zoology) crest or aigrette