champ

UK
/tʃæmp/
US
/tʃæmp/
champnoun
champs
pl
UK
/tʃæmp/
US
/tʃæmp/
Translations
The champ raised the trophy high above his head.
Чемпион поднял трофей высоко над головой.
The champ of the tournament received a gold medal.
Победитель турнира получил золотую медаль.
Definitions
A person who has won a competition, especially in sports.
The champ raised the trophy high above his head in victory.
A person who fights or argues for a cause or on behalf of someone else.
She was a champ for animal rights, always advocating for better treatment of animals.
A traditional Irish dish of mashed potatoes mixed with chopped scallions and butter.
We served a bowl of champ alongside the roast lamb.
champverb
champed
Past Simple
champed
Past Participle
champing
Gerund
UK
/tʃæmp/
US
/tʃæmp/
Translations
The horse began to champ on the bit.
Лошадь начала жевать удила.
Additional translations
Definitions
To chew noisily or energetically.
The horse champed on its bit impatiently as it waited to start the race.
To mash or crush food into a pulpy consistency.
She champed the vegetables before adding them to the soup.
champproper noun
Definitions
A legendary lake monster reputed to live in Lake Champlain, sometimes compared to the Loch Ness Monster.
Locals tell stories of Champ surfacing near the Vermont shore.