medal in Latin
medal in Latin is medalis — medal means a flat metal disc awarded as a prize or honor, often for achievement or bravery.
medal in Latin
medalis
What does "medal" mean?
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noun A flat metal disc awarded as a prize or honor, often for achievement or bravery.
"She won a gold medal in the 200-meter sprint."
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verb To win a medal in a competition.
"The gymnast medaled in three separate events."
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medal in a sentence
- She won a gold medal in the 200-meter sprint.
- He was awarded a medal for his service in the war.
- The gymnast medaled in three separate events.
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What is "medal" in Latin?
"medal" in Latin is medalis. medal means: A flat metal disc awarded as a prize or honor, often for achievement or bravery.
How do you use "medal" in a sentence?
Example: "She won a gold medal in the 200-meter sprint." In Latin, "medal" is medalis.
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