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Meanings of major championship in English

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Usage of major championship in English
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McIlroy has proved he has the game to win a major championship.
The Guardian
2
We share a familiarity with injuries going into a major championship, too.
The Guardian
3
Being four under for a major championship is no slack at all.
The Guardian
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He has matched the finest major championship tally over the same stretch.
The Guardian
5
This weekend he hopes to carry his form deeper into a major championship.
Reuters
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The 27-year-old conceded his four major championship victories have arrived in favourable circumstances.
The Guardian
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Try doing it when there are major championship medals at stake.
The Irish Times
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As ever on the Sunday of a major championship, there were early charges.
The Guardian
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Every major championship should end on the accentuating of the positive.
The Guardian
10
As for doing it with a major championship at stake -forget it.
The Guardian
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It is also the lowest final round ever shot in any major championship.
The new yorker
12
There can be no such thing as textbook preparation for a major championship.
The Guardian
13
This is the only major championship where you have to battle the elements.
Reuters
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That was Wales's first and last appearance in a major championship.
The Guardian
15
Tells about playing, ending with Player's winning his 7th major championship.
The new yorker
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Two challenge games a year, one, maybe two league games and major championship match.
The Irish Times
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Major championship across language varieties
Ireland
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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