How do you use "champion" in a sentence?

She became world champion for the third time. He has always been a champion of human rights. The organisation champions the rights of disabled workers.

champion

Q: What does "champion" mean?

A winner; a strong supporter of a cause A champion is someone who has won a competition, especially in sports. It can also mean a person who strongly supports or defends a cause or other people. As a verb, 'to champion' means to publicly support or defend something.

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意味: A winner; a strong supporter of a cause

冠军；支持者

campeón; defensor

チャンピオン；擁護者

챔피언, 우승자; 옹호자

A champion is someone who has won a competition, especially in sports. It can also mean a person who strongly supports or defends a cause or other people. As a verb, 'to champion' means to publicly support or defend something.

Champion是赢得比赛的人，特别是在体育运动中。它也可以指强烈支持或捍卫某项事业或他人的人。作为动词，'to champion'意味着公开支持或捍卫某事。

Un champion es alguien que ha ganado una competición, especialmente en deportes. También puede significar una persona que apoya o defiende fuertemente una causa u otras personas. Como verbo, «to champion» significa apoyar o defender públicamente algo.

Championは競技に勝った人、特にスポーツで勝った人です。大義や他の人々を強く支持したり擁護したりする人も意味します。動詞として、「to champion」は何かを公に支持したり擁護したりすることを意味します。

Champion은 대회, 특히 스포츠에서 우승한 사람입니다. 또한 대의명분이나 다른 사람들을 강력히 지지하고 옹호하는 사람을 뜻하기도 합니다. 동사로 'to champion'은 무언가를 공개적으로 지지하거나 옹호하는 것을 의미합니다.

例文

She became world champion for the third time.
她第三次成为世界冠军。
Ella se convirtió en campeona mundial por tercera vez.
彼女は3度目の世界チャンピオンになりました。
그녀는 세 번째로 세계 챔피언이 되었습니다.
He has always been a champion of human rights.
他一直是人权的捍卫者。
Él siempre ha sido un defensor de los derechos humanos.
彼は常に人権の擁護者でした。
그는 항상 인권의 옹호자였습니다.
The organisation champions the rights of disabled workers.
该组织为残疾工人的权利而努力。
La organización defiende los derechos de los trabajadores discapacitados.
その組織は障害のある労働者の権利を擁護しています。
그 단체는 장애인 노동자의 권리를 옹호하고 있습니다.

発音

使い方ガイド

場面: general

トーン: neutral

起源と歴史

From Old French 'champion', from Late Latin 'campionem' meaning 'a gladiator, fighter', from Latin 'campus' (field, arena). Originally 'one who fights in the field'. The sports sense of 'winner' developed in the 18th century.

文化的背景

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

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