hat; crown; crest; cap

to put on a hat; to be first; to dub

crown (headgear)

crown

to seize the crown; fig. to win a championship; to win gold medal

laurel (as a symbol of victory or merit)

bareheaded (in a photo)

see 冕[mian3]

heading; prefix

(in former times) coming-of-age ceremony at 20 years

crown or tiara of a queen, empress or beauty pageant winner; first place in a women's competition

a crown; top of the head

novel coronavirus (abbr. for 新型冠狀病毒|新型冠状病毒[xin1 xing2 guan1 zhuang4 bing4 du2]) (esp. SARS-CoV-2, the virus causing COVID-19)

minor (old usage, person under 20)

treetop

UEFA Champions League

crown of a tooth; (dental) crown

to have just attained maturity (traditional)

feathered crest (of bird)

comb (fleshy crest on a bird's head)

corolla

hat and clothes; attire

watch crown; winding crown

top salesperson; sales champion; top-selling product; best-selling model

see 雞冠區|鸡冠区[Ji1 guan1 Qu1]

crest; cockscomb

crown of a tooth

laurel crown; victory garland (in Greek and Western culture)

minor (old usage, person under 20)

Kim Kye-gwan (1943-), North Korean diplomat, first vice-foreign minister and chief negotiator 2010-2019

long COVID

lit. hair stands up in anger and tips off one's hat (idiom); fig. seething in anger; raise one's hackles

lit. a monkey wearing a hat (idiom); fig. worthless person in imposing attire

lit. don't tie your shoelaces in a melon patch, and don't adjust your hat under a plum tree (idiom); fig. don't do anything that might arouse suspicion; innocent acts may be misconstrued