CHAMPIONSHIP


Meaning of CHAMPIONSHIP in English

noun

1 competition

ADJECTIVE

▪ major

▪ international , national , regional , state , world

▪ British , European , US , etc.

▪ club , conference , division , league , team

▪ junior

▪ basketball , swimming , tennis , etc.

▪ back-to-back ( AmE )

VERB + CHAMPIONSHIP

▪ hold , host

The ~s are to be held in Rome.

▪ compete in , take part in

Over thirty children will compete in the swimming ~s.

▪ win

She has won four major ~s in the last five years.

▪ lose

CHAMPIONSHIP + VERB

▪ take place

CHAMPIONSHIP + NOUN

▪ bout , fight , final , game , match ( esp. BrE ), race , round

▪ competition , event , meet ( AmE ), tournament

▪ contender

▪ title , winner

▪ run ( AmE )

During the team's ~ run last season, he played in 22 games.

▪ season , series (both AmE )

▪ squad , team

▪ calibre/caliber ( AmE )

▪ belt , ring ( AmE ), trophy

PREPOSITION

▪ at a/the ~

I saw him play at last year's tennis ~.

▪ in a/the ~

the teams in the ~

2 position/title of champion

VERB + CHAMPIONSHIP

▪ hold

Who holds the ~ at the moment?

▪ capture , claim , clinch , earn , take , win

He's won the ~ for the third time in a row.

▪ lose

▪ defend

▪ regain

▪ retain

She managed to retain the ~.

▪ celebrate

The Red Sox celebrated their ~ with an extraordinary four-hour parade.

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