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jackpot

/ˈdʒæk.pɒt/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa un premio mayor acumulado o una recompensa excepcional, especialmente en juegos o sorteos, como la cantidad acumulada en una máquina tragaperras o el premio principal en una lotería o competición.

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noun

/ˈdʒæk.pɒt/B1formal
  • esSustantivo que designa un premio mayor acumulado o una recompensa excepcional, especialmente en juegos o sorteos, como la cantidad acumulada en una máquina tragaperras o el premio principal en una lotería o competición.

A noun referring to a large cumulative prize or reward, especially in games or contests, such as the accumulated amount in poker or any outstanding award.

  1. Cumulative game prizeB1formal

    The total amount of money or prize that accumulates in a game (such as poker or slot machines) and is won by a player under certain conditions.

    esPremio acumulado

    • He hit the jackpot at the casino last night and walked away with $50,000.
    • The poker room announced that the jackpot had reached over a million dollars.
    • Slot machines often display the current jackpot amount to attract players.

    Sinónimoskittypoolpotprizepurse

  2. Outstanding rewardB1informal

    An exceptionally large or valuable award, prize, or sudden success, often beyond expectations.

    esPremio extraordinario

    • Winning that contract felt like a jackpot for the small company.
    • Finding a vintage guitar in the attic was a real jackpot.
    • She hit the jackpot with her first novel, which became a bestseller.

    Sinónimosbonanzagodsendpayoffprizewindfall

Formas
  • jackpots plural form
  • jackpots' possessive plural form
  • jackpot's possessive singular form
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