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Competition, results and prizes
Words for sporting competitions, winners and awards.
A2B1B210 words · 3 examples each
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championship
noun · 3 examples
- The team reached the final of the championship.
- She trained hard for the national championship.
- The championship attracts players from across the country.
champion
noun · 3 examples
- The new champion thanked her coach.
- He hopes to become a world champion.
- The defending champion won the opening match.
competitor
noun · 3 examples
- Each competitor must arrive before the first race.
- She was the youngest competitor in the event.
- The competitor beside me looked confident.
league
noun · 3 examples
- Our team joined the local league.
- The league includes twelve clubs.
- They finished near the top of the league.
contest
noun · 3 examples
- She entered a swimming contest.
- The contest is open to beginners.
- A judge will choose the winner of the contest.
tournament
noun · 3 examples
- The tournament lasts all weekend.
- Eight teams will take part in the tournament.
- She won three matches during the tournament.
medal
noun · 3 examples
- She won a gold medal in the race.
- The medal hung from a blue ribbon.
- He keeps his first medal in a small box.
prize
noun · 3 examples
- The winner received a prize.
- She chose a book as her prize.
- The first prize is a new bicycle.
score
noun · 3 examples
- The final score was very close.
- We checked the score after the last point.
- Her score improved in the second round.
victory
noun · 3 examples
- The team celebrated its first victory.
- Her victory came after months of training.
- They achieved a narrow victory in the final.
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