Thron

m; -(e)s, -e throne (auch fig.); den Thron besteigen ascend (oder accede to) the throne; auf den Thron verzichten renounce (one’s right oder claim to) the throne; jemandem auf den Thron folgen succeed s.o. on the throne; vom Thron stoßen auch fig. dethrone, oust (from the throne); sein Thron wackelt auch fig. his throne looks insecure; auf dem Thron sitzen fig., hum. be on the throne

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der Thron

throne

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[troːn]

m -(e)s, -e

throne; (hum inf = Nachttopf) pot

von seinem Thrón herabsteigen (fig) — to come down off one's high horse

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der

1) ((with capital) the king or queen or governing power in a monarchy: revenue belonging to the Crown.) crown

2) (the ceremonial chair of a king, queen etc, pope or bishop.) throne

3) (the king or queen: He swore allegiance to the throne.) throne

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Thron

<-[e]s, -e>

[tro:n]

m throne

▶ jds \Thron wackelt sb's throne is shaking

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der; Thron[e]s, Throne throne

sein Thron wackelt — (fig.) his position is becoming very shaky

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Thron m; -(e)s, -e throne (auch fig);

den Thron besteigen ascend (oder accede to) the throne;

auf den Thron verzichten renounce (one’s right oder claim to) the throne;

jemandem auf den Thron folgen succeed sb on the throne;

vom Thron stoßen auch fig dethrone, oust (from the throne);

sein Thron wackelt auch fig his throne looks insecure;

auf dem Thron sitzen fig, hum be on the throne

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der; Thron[e]s, Throne throne

sein Thron wackelt — (fig.) his position is becoming very shaky

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-e m.

throne n.