trophy

UK
/ˈtrəʊfi/
US
/ˈtroʊfi/

Traducciones

trophynoun
trophies
pl
UK
/ˈtrəʊfi/
US
/ˈtroʊfi/
He proudly displayed the trophy he won at the competition.
Он с гордостью показал трофей, который выиграл на соревновании.
Traducciones adicionales
trophyverb
trophied
Past Simple
trophied
Past Participle
trophying
Gerund
Rare/literary transitive verb meaning ‘to adorn with trophies’ or ‘to win as a trophy’.
trophyadjective
UK
/ˈtrəʊ.fi/
US
/ˈtroʊ.fi/
Used attributively before nouns to convey that something functions as a status symbol or coveted prize (e.g. “trophy wife”, “trophy property”).

Definiciones

trophynoun
A cup or other decorative object awarded as a prize for a victory or success.
The team proudly displayed their championship trophy in the school's trophy case.
An object taken as a symbol of victory or achievement, often from a defeated opponent.
The hunter displayed the antlers as a trophy from his successful expedition.
A memento or souvenir of an achievement or experience.
She kept the concert ticket as a trophy of her first live music experience.
A person valued primarily as a status symbol rather than for personal qualities.
To the billionaire, his new girlfriend was just another trophy.
trophyverb
To win, obtain, or decorate with a trophy or trophies.
The regiment trophied the captured banners in their hall.
trophyadjective
Denoting something coveted or kept as a status symbol of success or wealth.
He drove a trophy car that cost more than most houses.