English to Irish Meaning of queen - banríon

Queen :
banríon

banríon, ríchíosa, Rani, Monarch, consort banríon, bean chéile, aire, rúnaí, comhairleoir, comhalta aireacht, Máthair, bandia, ficheall, máistreás, bhean uasail

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Definitions of queen in English
Noun(1) the only fertile female in a colony of social insects such as bees and ants and termites; its function is to lay eggs(2) a female sovereign ruler(3) the wife or widow of a king(4) something personified as a woman who is considered the best or most important of her kind(5) a competitor who holds a preeminent position(6) offensive term for a homosexual man(7) one of four face cards in a deck bearing a picture of a queen(8) (chess(9) an especially large mole rat and the only member of a colony of naked mole rats to bear offspring which are sired by only a few males(10) female cat
Verb(1) promote to a queen, as of a pawn in chess(2) become a queen
Examples of queen in English
(1) Teenage girls were crowned queen of the potato festival.(2) Prince Gyanendra contradicted officials who suggested that Crown Prince Dipendra killed King Birendra, the queen and six other royals in a dispute.(3) She became a queen and gave birth to a future queen , and in the process became beloved by the British people.(4) Elizabeth Bowes Lyon was mother to a queen , wife to a king, sister-in-law to another king.(5) A combination consisting of a king and a queen of each suit is sometimes known as a roundhouse.(6) The central room contains the epitaphs of the emperor Humayun and his queen , and is crowned by great double dome.(7) Tanya had always been the fashion queen and it was because of that that her friends always deferred to her on issues of style.(8) The worker bees die at the end of summer and the impregnated queen starts a new colony when warm weather returns.(9) The face cards - the jack, queen and king - and the joker each have a different kind of dog painted on them.(10) As a result, the progeny of a single queen (a normal bee colony) make up a genetically diverse population.(11) The evening continued with Killybegs Festival Carnival led by the festival queen .(12) As far as movement, he's as versatile as the queen piece on a chess board.(13) King Gyanendra, who ascended the throne June 4, declared his wife, Princess Komal, the queen of Nepal the same day.(14) Jill's post about this, and her analogy to the unpopular girl winning homecoming queen , made me want to go and vote.(15) I moved my queen to mid-board, hoping to establish an offensive.(16) The drama tells the story of a king who takes a second wife because his Chinese queen is unable to bear children.
Related Phrases of queen
(1) drama queen ::
banríon drámaíochta
(2) prom queen ::
banríon prom
(3) beauty queen ::
banríon áilleacht
(4) queen bee ::
beach banríon
(5) drag queen ::
banríon tarraing
(6) queen of hearts ::
banríon na hearts
(7) snow queen ::
banríon sneachta
(8) queen ant ::
seangÚn banríon
(9) bee queen ::
beach banríon
(10) queen mother ::
mháthair banríon
Synonyms
Noun
1. monarch ::
Monarch
2. doyenne ::
doyenne
3. tabby ::
tabby
4. world-beater ::
domhan-buailteoir
5. fairy ::
sióg
6. queen regnant ::
regnant banríon
Different Forms
queen, queened, queening, queenly, queens
Word Example from TV Shows
My Queen.

My Queen.

Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 2

I'm supposed to marry Prince Joffrey. I love him and I'm meant to be his queen

I'm supposed to marry Prince Joffrey. I love him and I'm meant to be his QUEEN

Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 6

To make Jon Snow submit to your queen?

To make Jon Snow submit to your QUEEN?

Game of Thrones Season 7, Episode 7

The Queen would like to say a few words.

The Queen would like to say a few words.

Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 2

That's because they've never met a queen.

That's because they've never met a QUEEN.

Game of Thrones Season 5, Episode 3

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