Duolingo competition
- noun
- Texting
- My friends and I started a Duolingo competition to see who could learn the most Spanish in one week.
Examples
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The school organized a Duolingo competition to motivate students to practice their language skills daily.
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After joining the Duolingo competition, she spent every evening trying to maintain her lead.
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I entered the Duolingo competition last week.
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Have you heard about the new Duolingo competition?
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My friends and I started a Duolingo competition to see who could learn the most Spanish in one week.
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The school organized a Duolingo competition to motivate students to practice their language skills daily.
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After joining the Duolingo competition, she spent every evening trying to maintain her lead.
Synonyms
An event where people or teams compete to win
How Competitive
Surface Forms
Morphology
Duolingo + competition
This is a straightforward noun + noun combination: 'Duolingo' (the language-learning platform) + 'competition' (an event where people compete). If a B1 learner recognises 'Duolingo' as the platform, the meaning — a contest held on or organised by Duolingo — is directly derivable from the constituents, making it transparent.
Etymology
Duolingo competition comes from people using the Duolingo app as if they were in a race, trying to earn the 'most points' or 'finish the most lessons'. That's why it means a contest on the app to see who does best.