triumph

UK
/ˈtraɪ.əmf/
US
/ˈtraɪ.əmf/

Translations

triumphnoun
triumphs
pl
UK
/ˈtraɪ.əmf/
US
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triompheLe plus courant pour une victoire éclatante, un grand succès ou la cérémonie romaine antique.
The team's triumph in the championship was celebrated by the entire city.
Le triomphe de l'équipe au championnat a été célébré par toute la ville.
Additional translations
victoireQuand l'accent porte surtout sur le fait d'avoir vaincu un adversaire.
succèsPour insister sur la réussite, plutôt que sur l'idée de victoire.
triumphverb
triumphed
Past Simple
triumphed
Past Participle
triumphing
Gerund
UK
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US
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triompherVerbe courant pour remporter une victoire ou connaître un grand succès.
The team triumphed over their rivals in the championship game.
L'équipe a triomphé de ses rivaux lors du match de championnat.
Additional translations
exulterPour le sens de se réjouir vivement d'un succès ou d'une bonne nouvelle.
triumphadjective
UK
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US
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Attributive use only; the noun can modify another noun before it.
triomphalS'emploie avant un nom; féminin : triomphale.
The city held a triumph parade after the championship win.
La ville a organisé une parade triomphale après la victoire au championnat.

Definitions

triumphnoun
A great victory or achievement.
The team's triumph in the championship was celebrated by the entire city.
The state of being victorious or successful.
Her triumph over adversity inspired many people.
In ancient Rome, a ceremony and procession held to publicly celebrate the victory of a military commander.
Caesar was awarded a triumph after his successful campaigns in Gaul.
triumphverb
To achieve a victory or success.
The team triumphed over their rivals in the championship game.
To rejoice or exult over a success or victory.
He triumphed at the news of his son's success.
triumphadjective
Used before another noun to describe something connected with or marked by triumph.
The city held a triumph parade after the championship win.