champion
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- adjective
- /ˈtʃæmpɪən/
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campeón
- HOME OF THE 1987 STATE CHAMPION WARRIORS. IN THE TRUCK.
And we're getting our pug from a breeder who's like a champion breeder, came second in Crufts last year.
- And we're getting our pug from a breeder who's like a champion breeder, came second in Crufts last year.
Examples
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CHAMPION WOLVES
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LONG LIVE THE NEW KING AND REIGNING CHAMPION DIAMOND DALLAS PAGE!
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LISTEN, JIMMY KING IS THE PEOPLE'S CHAMPION.
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By the mid-1920s, the G&F enthusiastically spoke of bright-leaf tobacco as the "CHAMPION CROP OF ALL."
Academic text (2007) -
♪ ALL I NEED TO SUCCEED IN MY PLAN ♪ ♪ IS A CHAMPION RARE ♪
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After an intense competition, she was declared the champion runner of the marathon this year.
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He celebrated his victory as the champion of the chess tournament, a title he had worked hard to achieve.
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Winning the regional contest made her the champion artist, showcasing her talent to everyone.
Synonyms
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Someone or something that has won awards for very good work
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Someone or something that has won a prize in a contest
Having won a game or contest
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Etymology
The adjective champion comes from the noun for a winner and the old campio meaning 'fighter', someone who has won in battle or contest. So calling something 'champion' means it has won a prize or is top quality.