trophy in Irish
trophy in Irish is trófaí — trophy means an object, such as a cup or statuette, awarded for winning a competition.
trophy in Irish
trófaí
An object, usually in the form of a statuette, cup, or shield, awarded for success in a competition or to mark a special achievement.
What does "trophy" mean?
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noun An object, such as a cup or statuette, awarded for winning a competition.
"The school's football team won the trophy for the first time in years."
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noun Something kept as proof or a symbol of an achievement or victory.
"The hunter's mounted antlers hung on the wall as a trophy of his trip."
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trophy in a sentence
- The school's football team won the trophy for the first time in years.
- A shiny silver trophy sat on the shelf in the club's entrance.
- The hunter's mounted antlers hung on the wall as a trophy of his trip.
- She treats her first sold painting as a trophy and keeps it framed.
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What is "trophy" in Irish?
"trophy" in Irish is trófaí. trophy means: An object, such as a cup or statuette, awarded for winning a competition.
How do you use "trophy" in a sentence?
Example: "The school's football team won the trophy for the first time in years." In Irish, "trophy" is trófaí.
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