kings

/kɪŋz/

name 6noun 1

Collocations

ADJ.

all, all, former, guided, high, live, long, personal

All the former kings of England are buried in Westminster Abbey.

VERB + KINGS

aces, guards, like, time, times

He played cards like kings, winning every hand at the table last night.

KINGS + NOUN

earth, eights, people, queens, satellites, throne

Throughout history, kings and queens have ruled over vast empires together.

PREP.

about, around, in, on

The history books had a lot to say about kings and their endless wars.

ADV.

ever

The most powerful kings ever lived centuries ago and ruled vast empires across Europe.

noun

A drinking game that uses playing cards.

name

One of the various books called Kings in the Old Testament of Bible, and of the Tanakh.

name

A surname.

A placename.

There was a time when kings and queens reigned over the world.

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Kings have long arms.

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In California are the famous big trees, or "forest kings" as they are called.

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Later the personal guards of kings were called satellites.

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We talked about cabbages and kings.

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In ancient times all the kings burdened the people with heavy taxes.

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