No. 988 in German
champions
The German word "Champions" (borrowed from English) means "winners of a competition or contest."
In a sentence
Die Champions des Wettbewerbs wurden von allen gelobt.
The champions of the competition were praised by everyone.
Here, 'Champions' refers to winners or victors of a competition, emphasizing their achievements.
Die Mannschaft hofft, in der kommenden Saison Champions zu werden.
The team hopes to become champions in the upcoming season.
In this sentence, 'Champions' represents the aspiration or goal to achieve supremacy, signifying a future state or aim.
Der Verband ehrt die Champions für ihre herausragenden Leistungen.
The association honors the champions for their outstanding achievements.
'Champions' in this context indicates individuals or groups who have excelled and are being formally recognized for their exceptional performance.
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