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Meanings of tournaments in English

Russian
спортивный турнир
Portuguese
torneio
Spanish
torneo
Catalan
torneig

Competition involving a relatively large number of competitors.

спортивный турнир
Usage of tournaments in English
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Australia, France, USA and Britain use their tournaments to their best advantage.
The Irish Times
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I think we will certainly try and win some tournaments, he said.
The Guardian
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In New Zealand, eSports tournaments are far smaller than their international counterparts.
Radio NZ
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Two tournaments on he said it was still a work in progress.
Radio NZ
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Last year he said he was bemused by their friendliness during tournaments.
The Guardian
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I'm waiting for tournaments to start, world number seven Sindhu told Reuters.
Reuters
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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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Tells about the increasing amounts of prize money being awarded at tournaments.
The new yorker
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They talk the side up, before relishing their failures in major tournaments.
Radio NZ
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The courts are used by Liberty's tennis team for practices and tournaments.
Reuters
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But before that there are tournaments in Auckland and Whanganui this year.
Radio NZ
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And games and tournaments were held in honor of the king's return.
The Story of Siegfried
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You start the ladder sessions, knock-out tournaments which happen in two-hour blocks.
Reuters
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Latest - This summer's major golf tournaments in Australia have been cancelled.
Radio NZ
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Soon he excelled at the game, played in tournaments & became famous.
The new yorker
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Translations for tournaments
Spanish
torneo
Catalan
torneig
Tournaments through the time
Tournaments across language varieties
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
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