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Meanings of big tournament in English

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Usage of big tournament in English
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Just the kind of atmosphere that I like around a big tournament.
The Guardian
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He and his partner won the big tournament at Emory University.
Wired
3
There's a pretty big tournament going on, by the way - in New Zealand.
Radio NZ
4
They were delighted to be home and on the cusp of a big tournament.
The Guardian
5
The squad gained experience in Brazil, their first big tournament.
The Guardian
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We're pleased to be part of such a big tournament.
The Guardian
7
This big tournament will be an important milestone in the history of our two Slavic nations.
The Irish Times
8
And I remembered every time I win a big tournament it puts me on a low.
The Guardian
9
There's going to be a big tournament, and everybody who comes will see what you've done.
Happiness key
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We should be in every big tournament… Afcon and World Cup' that's where we should be.
The South African
11
In Croatia, Rakitic is remembered as a tragic figure of their last big tournament two years ago.
The Guardian
12
A big tournament or event can be the key to the strong performance of such a brand.
The South African
13
Paner Baguga says it's a big tournament for them and the aim is to make Nauru proud.
Radio NZ
14
The Americans were the big tournament specialists.
The Guardian
15
It's Wimbledon and it's a big tournament.
Reuters
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Rodenhurst belonged to the County United Schools' Tennis League, which every year played a big tournament in Stedburgh.
The Youngest Girl in the Fifth: A School Story
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