champ in German
champ in German is schmatzen — champ means informal word for a champion — the winner of a contest or competition.
champ in German
schmatzen
(ambitransitive) To bite or chew, especially noisily or impatiently.
What does "champ" mean?
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noun Informal word for a champion — the winner of a contest or competition.
"The crowd chanted "champ, champ" as the boxer raised his belt."
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verb To bite down or chew noisily and restlessly, especially said of a horse chewing its bit.
"The racehorses champed at their bits, eager for the gates to open."
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champ in a sentence
- The crowd chanted "champ, champ" as the boxer raised his belt.
- The racehorses champed at their bits, eager for the gates to open.
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What is "champ" in German?
"champ" in German is schmatzen. champ means: Informal word for a champion — the winner of a contest or competition.
How do you use "champ" in a sentence?
Example: "The crowd chanted "champ, champ" as the boxer raised his belt." In German, "champ" is schmatzen.
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