No. 10,514 in Spanish
coronó
"Coronó" means "crowned" or "achieved".
In a sentence
Él se coronó como el campeón del torneo.
He crowned himself as the champion of the tournament.
The verb 'coronó' is used in a figurative sense to mean 'achieved the title of'.
La reina se coronó en la ceremonia de esta mañana.
The queen was crowned in this morning's ceremony.
The verb 'coronó' is used in a literal sense referring to the action of placing a crown.
Finalmente, el pan se coronó con una capa de azúcar glas.
Finally, the bread was topped with a layer of powdered sugar.
The verb 'coronó' is used metaphorically to describe the topping of an item, indicating completion or garnish.
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