Definition of champ - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- Hey champ, how's it going?
2.
Irish foodRare UK dish of mashed potatoes and scallionsRare UK
- We had champ with our dinner.
3.
winnerRare person who has won a competitionRare
- She is the champ of the spelling bee.
Verb
eatingUK bite or chew something noisilyUK
- The horse champed the bit impatiently.
Images of champ
dish of mashed potatoes and scallions
Expressions with champ
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in a very skillful or successful way
She handled the situation like a champ.
feel very eager or impatient to begin something
She champ at the bit to start the race.
Origin of champ
French, champ (field)
Examples of champ in a sentence
Thanks for the help, champ! You're the best. Champ is a traditional dish in Ireland. He served champ alongside the roast lamb. The champ received a trophy for his victory. Our team celebrated the champ after the final match. The dog champed on the bone loudly.
He champed his food with great enthusiasm.
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- French:copain, mâcher, ...
- German:Kumpel, kauen, ...
- Italian:campione, masticare, ...
- Spanish:campeón, morder, ...
- Portuguese:campeão, mastigar, ...
- Chinese:老兄, 嚼, ...
- Japanese:チャンプ, 噛む, ...
- Arabic:بَطَل, قَضَمَ, ...
- Hebrew:אַלּוּף, לִלְעוֹס, ...
- Russian:дружище, грызть, ...
- Ukrainian:друг, гризти, ...
- Hindi:चैम्प, चबाना, ...
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