royal
adjective
- = regal, kingly or queenly, princely, imperial, sovereign, monarchical, kinglike or queenlike •
an invitation to a royal garden party
- = splendid, august, grand, impressive, superb, magnificent, superior, majestic, stately •
She was given a royal welcome on her first visit to Britain.
- (informal)= total, complete, perfect, entire, pure, sheer, utter, outright, thorough, downright, unqualified, full-on (informal), out-and-out, unadulterated, unmitigated, unalloyed •
He could be a royal pain in the ass sometimes.
'royal' in Other Languages
- British English: royal
Royal means related to or belonging to a king, queen, or emperor, or to a member of their family....the royal couple.ˈrɔɪəl ADJECTIVE - Arabic: مَلَكِيّ
- Brazilian Portuguese: realrei
- Chinese: 皇家的
- Croatian: kraljevski kraljevska
- Czech: královský
- Danish: royal
- Dutch: koninklijk
- European Spanish: realrealeza
- Finnish: kuninkaallinen
- French: royal
- German: königlich
- Greek: βασιλικός βασιλική
- Italian: reale
- Japanese: 王室の
- Korean: 왕족의
- Norwegian: kongelig
- Polish: królewski królewska
- Portuguese: realrei
- Romanian: regal regal, regală, regali, regale
- Russian: королевский королевская
- Spanish: realrealeza
- Swedish: kunglig kungligt
- Thai: เกี่ยวกับราชวงศ์
- Turkish: kraliyet
- Ukrainian: королівський
- Vietnamese: thuộc hoàng gia
- British English: royal Members of the royal family are sometimes referred to as royals. NOUNThe royals have always been patrons of charities pulling in large donations.
- Brazilian Portuguese: membro da família real
- Chinese: 王室成员王室成员員
- European Spanish: miembro de la familia real
- French: membre de la famille royale
- German: Angehörige des Königshauses Angehöriger des Königshauses
- Italian: membro della famiglia reale
- Japanese: 王族
- Korean: 왕족
- Portuguese: membro da família real
- Spanish: miembro de la familia real
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