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Meanings of champions in English

Portuguese
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Spanish
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1956-1986 United States Navy aviation squadron.

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Examples for "boomerangs"
Examples for "boomerangs"
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The market usually boomerangs into massive rallies in the wake of them.
Reuters
2
They filled them with sand and used them as boomerangs and war-clubs.
Elbow-Room: A Novel Without a Plot
3
Sometimes the blacks killed birds with their boomerangs, ducks in particular.
The Euahlayi Tribe: A Study of Aboriginal Life in Australia
4
Competitors need to understand how boomerangs fly to do well in the sport.
Wired
5
Any worker in wood can turn out a great number of boomerangs cheaply.
The Boy Mechanic, Volume 1: 700 Things for Boys to Do
Usage of champions in English
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Look at France; 20 years ago they were champions of the world.
The Guardian
2
This speaks words about how great these two young champions really are!
Climbing Magazine
3
I believe they will continue with four champions in place of five.
A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms
4
The government of Germany, the reigning world champions, also called for change.
Reuters
5
The French champions will finish top of Group A as a result.
BBC
6
Munster happened and, for certain, the English champions will have taken note.
The Irish Times
7
The Barcelona game has come at a good time for the champions.
The Guardian
8
English champions United claim to have more than 650 million global followers.
Reuters
9
Well deserved, good champions, Guardiola told a news conference at Stamford Bridge.
Reuters
10
This year they are the defending champions in the National Football League.
The new yorker
11
We would rather have come back as champions, said the German coach.
The Irish Times
12
There is no disputing the German champions' advantage ahead of the match.
The Guardian
13
But from that point until the final whistle, the new champions dominated.
BBC
14
World champions Germany won gold, with world number three Serbia claiming silver.
News.com.au
15
Why should you: they finished fourth, 16 points behind the champions Arsenal.
The Guardian
16
We could have been champions of Europe forever if we'd stayed together.
The Guardian
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Champions across language varieties
Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
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