trophy

• Substantivo que designa um prêmio ou símbolo concedido como sinal de vitória, conquista ou sucesso, frequentemente em guerra, caça ou competições.

A noun referring to an award or token given as a symbol of victory, achievement, or success, often in war, hunting, or competition.

1. Award for victoryA2formal

   An object given as a prize for winning a competition, race, or contest.

   Troféu

   • He won a gold trophy in the swimming championship.
   • The team proudly displayed their trophy in the cabinet.
   • She received a trophy for her outstanding performance.

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2. Spoils of war or huntingB2formal

   A memento or token taken from a defeated enemy or a hunted animal, often displayed as a symbol of success.

   Troféu

   • The hunter kept the antlers as a trophy from his expedition.
   • Ancient warriors often collected trophies from their enemies.
   • The museum displayed war trophies from the ancient battle.

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3. Symbol of achievementB1informal

   Something that serves as a symbol of success or accomplishment, not necessarily a physical object.

   Símbolo de conquista

   • Getting that promotion was a real trophy for her career.
   • The award was a trophy of his years of hard work.
   • He considered the signed contract a trophy of his negotiation skills.

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