No. 503 in Indonesian
champions
In Indonesian, "champions" means "juara," referring to individuals or teams who win a competition or excel in a field.
In a sentence
Tim sepak bola itu adalah juara turnamen.
That soccer team is the champion of the tournament.
In this sentence, 'juara' (translated as 'champion') is a noun and refers to the title or honor won by the team.
Mereka juara dalam menunjukkan semangat olahraga.
They are champions in demonstrating sportsmanship.
Here, 'juara' is used metaphorically to indicate prowess or excellence in a specific domain.
Dia selalu juara saat beradu argumen.
He/she always comes out as a champion in arguments.
In this context, 'juara' is figuratively describing someone who excels persistently in a competitive scenario.
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