trump

UK
/trʌmp/
US
/trʌmp/

Translations

trumpnoun
trumps
pl
UK
/trʌmp/
US
/trʌmp/
He played a trump card to win the game.
Он сыграл козырной картой, чтобы выиграть игру.
The musician played a beautiful melody on the trump.
Музыкант сыграл красивую мелодию на трубе.
Synonyms
winning card
trump card
trumpverb
trumped
Past Simple
trumped
Past Participle
trumping
Gerund
UK
/trʌmp/
US
/trʌmp/
Her performance managed to trump all expectations.
Ее выступление смогло превзойти все ожидания.
He managed to trump his opponent's argument with a clever point.
Ему удалось перебить аргумент своего оппонента умной мыслью.
trumpadjective
Used attributively in card–game contexts (e.g. “trump card”, “trump suit”).

Definitions

trumpnoun
A playing card of a suit that ranks above the others in a particular hand.
He played a trump to win the trick.
A valuable resource that may be used, especially as a surprise, in order to gain an advantage.
The new evidence was his trump in the negotiation.
A sound of a trumpet or similar instrument.
The trump of the angel was heard throughout the land.
The suit that outranks the other suits in a particular deal or round of a card game.
Clubs are trumps this hand.
trumpverb
To surpass or outdo someone or something.
Her performance in the competition trumped all the other contestants.
To play a trump card that beats another card in a card game.
He decided to trump his opponent's ace with a spade.
To fabricate or invent, chiefly in the phrasal verb “trump up”.
They tried to trump up charges against the whistle-blower.
(archaic) To sound a trumpet; to trumpet.
The herald trumped loudly at the castle gate.
trumpadjective
Relating to or having the status of a trump card or trump suit; unbeatable.
The spade ace is a trump card.