championship
From the word 'champion', derived from Latin 'campionem', and the suffix '-ship' indicating a state or condition.
NOUN
(1)
[/ˈtʃæm.pi.ən.ʃɪp/en-US]
campeonato
literal
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competencia
formalgeneral
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torneo
formalsports
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concepto de campeonato
untranslatable
(Direct translation may not convey the full competitive context in some scenarios.)
Antonyms
casual play
A competition or series of competitions that determines the best player or team in a particular sport or activity, leading to a champion. It represents the highest level of competition in that field.
regular
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- The team trained hard all season, hoping to win the national basketball championship. — This sentence shows the goal of winning the competition.
- She has won the world chess championship three times, proving her skill. — This example highlights a person's repeated success in a championship.
- The golf course is preparing to host the annual club championship next month. — This sentence illustrates a local or regular championship event.