English to Latin Meaning of medallion - bulla

Medallion :
bulla

bulla

aureusmedallions
← Medal
meddle →
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Definitions of medallion in English
Noun(1) any of various large ancient Greek coins(2) a circular helping of food (especially a boneless cut of meat(3) an emblem indicating that a taxicab is registered(4) an award for winning a championship or commemorating some other event
Examples of medallion in English
(1) I had chosen a steak plus a pork medallion and the meat arrived exactly as ordered.(2) When she tapped a small gold medallion on the wall, a panel dropped away.(3) The window soffits and ceiling medallion were made from the plaster casts acquired by the Metropolitan Museum in the 1920s.(4) He pulled the chain from her tunic, revealing the medallion hidden there.(5) Just then the leather cord around her neck snapped, and the medallion fell onto the stone.(6) There was a medallion with the shape of dragon wings around her neck.(7) Temporarily, I had strung Janet's ring onto the chain I wore with my medallion of Mary.(8) The earliest quilts were designed to have a central medallion on a white ground.(9) Sarel pulled out a necklace with a green colored gem embedded in a medallion .(10) She grabbed the medallion and gave a sharp wrench, breaking the chain.(11) She yanked out a large medallion looped through a thin gold chain.(12) He dropped it on the bar, while Ethan passed over a worn brass medallion on a short length of broken chain.(13) Around his neck are several gold chains and an astrological medallion .(14) A silver medallion hangs on a chain around her neck.(15) He said nothing but obediently handed over the small bag and removed his medallion and rings.(16) Here, the blue ceiling is contrasted by cloud-white crown molding and a focal-point medallion .
Related Phrases of medallion
Synonyms
Noun
1. laurel wreath ::
laurus,
2. palm ::
palm
3. medal ::
numisma
4. decoration ::
Cast
5. ribbon ::
uitta
Different Forms
medallion, medallions
Word Example from TV Shows
Without him, they would have had the medallion

Without him, they would have had the MEDALLION

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 4

because Indy had the medallion.

because Indy had the MEDALLION.

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 4

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