No. 650 in Vietnamese
champions
In Vietnamese, "champions" is translated to "những nhà vô địch," meaning individuals or teams that win a competition or excel in a field.
In a sentence
Họ là những nhà vô địch trong cuộc thi leo núi.
They are the champions in the mountain climbing competition.
In this sentence, 'champions' represents individuals who have won or excelled in a specific contest or challenge, emphasizing their superior status in this context.
Tinh thần của nhà vô địch là không bao giờ bỏ cuộc.
The spirit of a champion is never giving up.
Here, 'champion' is used to denote an exemplary or idealistic individual who embodies the qualities of perseverance and determination.
Đôi khi chúng ta cần đứng lên làm những người hùng, những nhà vô địch cho công lý.
Sometimes we need to stand up and be heroes, champions of justice.
In this sentence, 'champions' takes on a metaphorical meaning, signifying individuals who advocate for or actively support a noble cause such as justice.
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