campeón

champion, champ (informal address)

Hyphenated as

cam‧pe‧ón

Pronounced as (IPA)

/kampeˈon/

Etymology

Borrowed from Italian: campione

In summary

Borrowed from Italian campione, from Medieval Latin or Late Latin campiō, campiōnem (“champion, fighter”), from Frankish *kampijō (or a Lombardic equivalent) from Proto-Germanic *kampijô, based on Latin campus (“level ground”).

Concepts

champion

champ

title-holder

victor

champion

winner

master

Synonyms

as

explorador

vencedor

batidor mundial

doolie grande

mordisque

Translations

campione

champion

Meister

campeão

kampioen

campió

Sieger

şampiyon

Champion

campion

πρωταθλητής

campionessa

şampiyon

Kämpe

بطل

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Sentences

Fue dos veces campeón de España .

He was a two-time champion of Spain.

Según manifestó , estaba buscando una revancha frente al campeón mundial Anthony Joshua .

He said he was looking for a rematch against world champion Anthony Joshua.

Se consagró campeón por primera vez el Club Sportivo Barracas .

The Barracas Sports Club was crowned champion for the first time.

El club se consolida como campeón indiscutible de la Primera División de Chorrillos .

The club is consolidated as the undisputed champion of the First Division of Chorrillos.

Tras la muerte de Al-Muqtafi, al-Suli permaneció como campeón en favor del nuevo gobernante .

After Al-Muqtafi's death, al-Suli remained a champion in favor of the new ruler.