corona
/kɔˈroʊnə, kɒrˈoʊnə/Definitions
1. noun
the outermost atmosphere of the earth or other planets, extending several hundred kilometers into space, or a bright, ring-shaped crown of light, as around the sun during a solar eclipse.
“The corona of the sun was visible during the eclipse.”
2. noun
a crown or wreath, especially one of flowers or leaves.
“She wore a corona of flowers in her hair.”
3. noun
a type of crown-shaped structure or decoration, especially one that forms a circle or ring.
“The city’s main square was topped with a beautiful corona.”
4. noun
the crown-like shape of a mushroom cap, especially when it is fully expanded.
“The corona of the mushroom was a vibrant shade of red.”
5. noun
a type of viral infection that causes a disease characterized by symptoms such as fever, cough, and shortness of breath.
“The COVID-19 pandemic was caused by a corona virus.”
6. verb
to form or fit into a crown or ring, especially a circle or a circle of light.
“The sun corona during the eclipse.”