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prince

/prɪns/

princenoun

princes

/prɪns/

Traductions

prince

The prince was next in line for the throne after the king.

Le prince était le suivant dans l'ordre de succession au trône après le roi.

Traductions supplémentaires

princeEmploi figuré.

princeSens noble.

Définitions

A male member of a royal family, especially the son of a king or queen.

The prince was next in line for the throne after the king.

A nobleman of varying rank and status.

The prince held a grand feast at his estate for the local nobility.

A person or thing that is considered to be outstanding or excellent in a particular field.

He was known as the prince of poets in his time.

The male sovereign or monarch of a principality.

The prince signed the treaty on behalf of his principality.

Synonymes

Antonymes

princeproper noun

Définitions

Stage name of Prince Rogers Nelson (1958–2016), an American singer, songwriter, and musician.

Prince released his iconic album "Purple Rain" in 1984.

princeverb

princed

Past Simple

princed

Past Participle

princing

Gerund

Rare / archaic verb meaning to act as a prince or to elevate to princely rank.

Définitions

To act or behave like a prince; to play the role of a prince.

He princed about the ballroom, greeting every guest with regal poise.

Synonymes

dignify

glorify

lionize

treat like royalty

lord it over

act superior

behave like a prince

princeadjective

/prɪns/

Used attributively before another noun to denote relation to a prince (e.g., "prince regent").

Traductions

princier

The prince regent assumed the monarch's duties.

Le prince régent assumait les fonctions du monarque.

Définitions

Relating to or connected with a prince; of or befitting a prince.

The prince regent assumed the monarch's duties.

Synonymes