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Meanings of championships in English

Russian
чемпионат
Portuguese
campeonato
Catalan
campionat
Spanish
campeonato
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Various forms of competition in which the aim is to decide which individual or team is the champion.

чемпионат
Usage of championships in English
1
The second session of the national championships on Saturday certainly showed that.
The Irish Times
2
There are 12 days of Christmas, seven dwarves and four major championships.
The Irish Times
3
McIlroy has won 16 times as a professional, including four major championships.
The Irish Times
4
On GAA: Maybe the GAA should keep the championships going all year.
The Irish Times
5
Over 200 countries contest the world athletics championships held every two years.
Radio NZ
6
Last month, he came second to Cameron McEvoy at the national championships.
News.com.au
7
Palmer won 62 times on the PGA Tour, including seven major championships.
Radio NZ
8
Both the men's and women's championships came down to the last problem.
Climbing Magazine
9
And the list was multiplying faster than a mathlete at state championships.
Sloane Sisters
10
The situation could have implications for the world track championships in Berlin.
Reuters
11
They are also cantering to victory in the drivers' and constructors' championships.
The Guardian
12
We may also cancel the national trials that lead to the championships.
The Irish Times
13
In April, the NCAA will celebrate 35 years of women's basketball championships.
Ebony
14
Each year the world's top players compete at the Wimbledon tennis championships.
BBC
15
The championships will be the last international event taking place at Luzhniki.
Reuters
16
The team duly obliged by crashing out of the Euro 2004 championships.
The Irish Times
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Translations for championships
Portuguese
campeonato
Catalan
campionat
Spanish
campeonato
Championships through the time
Championships across language varieties
Ireland
Common
Australia
Common
New Zealand
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