🇬🇧 Championship meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

A championship is a very important final competition where the best players or teams come together to find out who is number one. It usually happens after lots of smaller games or contests. The winner of the championship is called the champion, and they are considered the best at that sport or activity for that event or season.

The championship for fastest homework doer was canceled because nobody wanted to start their homework.

We held a “who can stay quiet longest” championship, and my cousin lost in three seconds by yelling, “I’M WINNING!”

My little brother declared a championship to see who could scream the quietest and then yelled so loud he disqualified himself.

At the bedtime stalling championship, my friend earned the gold medal by asking fifty questions about toothbrushes.

In the world chess championship, players sit so still and think so hard that some people joke it should also be the championship of not blinking.

Tom and Anna play in a big championship game. The team wins the first championship game and the second championship game. The last championship game is hard. People shout, the team runs, and Tom gets the ball and scores. At the end the team holds the big cup. They laugh and cry after the championship.

This word is at the A2 level, which means it’s useful for simple, everyday situations. You might use it when shopping, traveling, or talking about your hobbies. Words at this level help you build confidence in practical, routine conversations.

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