champion in Irish
champion in Irish is curadh, seaimpín — champion means the winner of a competition, especially the current title-holder.
champion in Irish
curadh
Someone who is chosen to represent a group of people in a contest.
seaimpín
Someone who is chosen to represent a group of people in a contest.
What does "champion" mean?
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noun The winner of a competition, especially the current title-holder.
"She became the world champion after three grueling rounds."
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noun A person who strongly supports or fights for a cause.
"She has long been a champion of affordable housing in the city."
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verb To actively support, promote, or advocate for something.
"The senator championed reforms to the healthcare system."
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adj Excellent or first-rate.
"That was a champion effort from the whole team."
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champion in a sentence
- She became the world champion after three grueling rounds.
- The reigning champion defended his title against a tough challenger.
- She has long been a champion of affordable housing in the city.
- The senator championed reforms to the healthcare system.
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What is "champion" in Irish?
"champion" in Irish is curadh, seaimpín. champion means: The winner of a competition, especially the current title-holder.
How do you use "champion" in a sentence?
Example: "She became the world champion after three grueling rounds." In Irish, "champion" is curadh, seaimpín.
Are there other ways to say "champion" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "champion": curadh, seaimpín.
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