championship

noun

/ˈtʃæmpiənʃɪp/

(also championships [plural])
a competition to find the best player or team in a particular sport锦标赛
- the National Basketball Association ChampionshipNBA 总决赛
- He won a silver medal at the European Championships.他获得了欧洲锦标赛的银牌。
- He's won the championship for the third time in a row.他已连续 3 次获得冠军。
- I saw him play at last year's tennis championship.在去年网球锦标赛上我看过他打球。
- Over thirty children will compete in the swimming championships.30 多个孩子将参加游泳锦标赛的角逐。
- She has won four major championships in the last five years.在过去 5 年里她赢得了 4 次主要大赛的冠军称号。
- The championships are to be held in Rome.锦标赛将在罗马举行。
- the teams in the championship参加锦标赛的队
- He needs to gain maximum points at the two remaining championship races.他需要在剩下的两场锦标赛中获得最高分。
- the World Sports Car Championship世界跑车锦标赛
Topics Sports: other sportsb2
Collocations Dictionary
adjective
- major
- international
- national
- …
verb + championship
- hold
- host
- compete in
- …
championship + verb
- take place
championship + noun
- bout
- fight
- final
- …
preposition
- at a/the championship
- in a/the championship
the position of being a champion冠军地位
- They've held the championship for the past two years.他们在过去的两年里一直保持着冠军地位。
- She managed to retain the championship.她成功卫冕了冠军。
- Who holds the championship at the moment?现在谁是冠军？
- The Red Sox celebrated their championship with an extraordinary four-hour parade.红袜队举行了长达 4 个小时的游行庆祝夺冠。
- This match will be crucial to Kent's hopes of retaining the County championship.这场比赛对肯特保住郡冠军的希望至关重要。
Collocations Dictionary
verb + championship
- hold
- capture
- claim
- …
the Championship
the football (soccer) league in England and Wales that has the second best teams in it, after the Premier League（英格兰和威尔士的）足球冠军联赛（仅次于足球超级联赛）
CultureThe Championship consists of the top 24 teams in the Football League. The top three teams in the Championship at the end of each season move up into the Premier League for the next season. The bottom three move into the group of teams in the level below, which is League One.

词汇	championship
释义	championship noun /ˈtʃæmpiənʃɪp/ /ˈtʃæmpiənʃɪp/ (also championships [plural]) a competition to find the best player or team in a particular sport锦标赛 the National Basketball Association ChampionshipNBA 总决赛 He won a silver medal at the European Championships.他获得了欧洲锦标赛的银牌。 He's won the championship for the third time in a row.他已连续 3 次获得冠军。 I saw him play at last year's tennis championship.在去年网球锦标赛上我看过他打球。 Over thirty children will compete in the swimming championships.30 多个孩子将参加游泳锦标赛的角逐。 She has won four major championships in the last five years.在过去 5 年里她赢得了 4 次主要大赛的冠军称号。 The championships are to be held in Rome.锦标赛将在罗马举行。 the teams in the championship参加锦标赛的队 He needs to gain maximum points at the two remaining championship races.他需要在剩下的两场锦标赛中获得最高分。 the World Sports Car Championship世界跑车锦标赛 Topics Sports: other sportsb2 Collocations Dictionaryadjective major international national … verb + championship hold host compete in … championship + verb take place championship + noun bout fight final … preposition at a/the championship in a/the championship the position of being a champion冠军地位 They've held the championship for the past two years.他们在过去的两年里一直保持着冠军地位。 She managed to retain the championship.她成功卫冕了冠军。 Who holds the championship at the moment?现在谁是冠军？ The Red Sox celebrated their championship with an extraordinary four-hour parade.红袜队举行了长达 4 个小时的游行庆祝夺冠。 This match will be crucial to Kent's hopes of retaining the County championship.这场比赛对肯特保住郡冠军的希望至关重要。 Collocations Dictionaryverb + championship hold capture claim … the Championship the football (soccer) league in England and Wales that has the second best teams in it, after the Premier League（英格兰和威尔士的）足球冠军联赛（仅次于足球超级联赛） CultureThe Championship consists of the top 24 teams in the Football League. The top three teams in the Championship at the end of each season move up into the Premier League for the next season. The bottom three move into the group of teams in the level below, which is League One.
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