trophy
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ˈtroʊ
trow
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British pronunciation
/tɹˈə‍ʊfi/

Definition & Meaning of "trophy"in English

Trophy
01

an object that is awarded to the winner of a competition

trophy definition and meaning

What is a "trophy"?

A trophy is a prize or award given to individuals or teams to recognize their achievement in a competition or event. It is typically a decorative object, often made of metal, glass, or wood, and shaped to represent the sport or activity in which the winner succeeded. Trophies are usually awarded to first-place winners but can also be given to second and third place in some events. They serve as a symbol of success and are often displayed as a keepsake to remind the winner of their accomplishment.

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Examples
The team lifted the championship trophy after their victory.
He proudly displayed the trophy on his shelf.
02

a souvenir or spoil taken to commemorate success in war or hunting, such as captured arms, trophies of the hunt

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The museum displayed trophies from the expedition, including antlers and hunting knives.
After the battle the victors erected a trophy of captured banners on the hilltop.
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