championing 的 3 个定义
- a person who has defeated all opponents in a competition or series of competitions, so as to hold first place: the heavyweight boxing champion.
- anything that takes first place in competition: the champion of a cattle show.
- an animal that has won a certain number of points in officially recognized shows: This dog is a champion.
- (5)
- to act as champion of; defend; support: to champion a cause.
- Obsolete. to defy.
- first among all contestants or competitors.
- Informal. first-rate.
championing 近义词
advocate, support
更多championing例句
- In Heinsohn’s first season, the defending NBA champions missed the playoffs for the first time since 1950.
- It was among the more pleasant diversions since the outbreak for the coach of the reigning national champions after the NCAA canceled last season’s tournament.
- On Monday, the field shrank by one when tournament organizers announced that 2017 champion Sergio Garcia will miss the tournament after testing positive for the coronavirus.
- Masters tournament organizers announced Monday that 2017 champion Sergio Garcia will miss this year’s tournament after testing positive for the coronavirus.
- Saturday removed any doubt, however, about the likely SEC East champion’s most obvious strength.
- Ironically, as pope, his championing of the poor has given Liberation Theology a new lease on life.
- Daniels says, championing the plight of an ethical news producer.
- Irwin appears to have spent his career championing ideas that were simultaneously perfectly logical and extravagantly bizarre.
- Obama started off well, championing service repeatedly during the 2008 campaign.
- It features a scantily clad woman wearing a balaclava and holding a sign championing the dissident feminist anti-Putin punk band.
- I should have remembered the consequences to the Countess if it were proven that she had been championing a fraud.
- A noble objection to oppression; a noble championing of the rule of public right—these were the staples of Gladstones prophecy.
- But in championing one rational virtue they employ two Christian vices, hypocrisy and intolerance.
- To which Mrs Milvey added, taking thought for him, like the championing little wife she was; 'Oh yes, detained at the last moment.
- The sight of the woman he loved championing his foe seemed to madden him.