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Meanings of major tournaments in English

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Usage of major tournaments in English
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Portugal have also been to the major tournaments more often with Ronaldo.
Reuters
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Nothing quite becomes England in major tournaments as their leaving of them.
The Irish Times
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They talk the side up, before relishing their failures in major tournaments.
Radio NZ
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This run of absenteeism from major tournaments has created a feeling of inferiority.
The Guardian
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No one has ever won three major tournaments in a row.
The Guardian
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He has since won two other Masters titles and two other major tournaments.
Reuters
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He just needs to be able to do that at major tournaments, said Sampras.
The Guardian
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However, first-round exits followed in the three subsequent major tournaments.
The Irish Times
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At international level he chalked up 78 caps and appearances at four major tournaments.
The Guardian
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Garcia has never won one of golf's four major tournaments.
Reuters
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However, the 27-year-old's performances at past major tournaments for England have been less than stellar.
Reuters
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Of the last four major tournaments, three have been won by players using such equipment.
Reuters
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Obi Mikel skippers the side in what could be one of his final major tournaments.
The South African
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History is on Gomes' side, and the pacy striker has a good record in major tournaments.
The Guardian
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England: three defeats from three World Cup shootouts; six defeats in seven shootouts in major tournaments.
The Irish Times
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Southgate's men will be attempting to break a cycle of heartache and humiliation at major tournaments.
The South African
This collocation consists of:
Major tournaments through the time
Major tournaments across language varieties
Ireland
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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