Emmy
ˈɛmi
Definition

Definition of Emmy - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
entertainmentprestigious award for television excellence
  • She won an Emmy for her role in the series.
award trophy
2.
namefemale given name, diminutive of Emily or Emma
  • Emmy was excited to start her first day at school.
Emma
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Origin of Emmy

German, Emmy (universal) + -y (diminutive)

Terms with Emmy included in their meaning

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EGOTacr.
acr: Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, Tony
person who has won Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, and Tony awards
EGOTacr.
acr: Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, and Tony
winning all four major entertainment awards
PEGOTacr.
show business
recipient of Pulitzer, Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony honors

Examples of Emmy in a sentence

  • Winning an Emmy was the highlight of his career.
  • Emmy loved painting in her free time.
  • Everyone was thrilled to see Emmy at the reunion.

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  1. French:Emmy, ...
  2. German:Emmy, ...
  3. Italian:Emmy, ...
  4. Spanish:Emmy, ...
  5. Portuguese:Emmy, ...
  6. Chinese:艾美奖, 艾米, ...
  7. Japanese:エミー賞, エミー, ...
  8. Arabic:إيمي, ...
  9. Hebrew:אֶמִי, ...
  10. Russian:Эмми, ...
  11. Ukrainian:Еммі, ...
  12. Hindi:एमी, एम्मी, ...

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