trophy
[noun]
Synonyms: prize, award, booty, cup, laurels, memento, souvenir, spoils

[TahlilGaran] English Synonym Dictionary ▲

tro‧phy /ˈtrəʊfi $ ˈtroʊ-/ noun (plural trophies) [countable]
[Date: 1500-1600; Language: French; Origin: trophée, from Latin tropaeum, from Greek, from trope 'turning, defeating', from trepein 'to turn']

1. a large object such as a silver cup or plate that someone receives as a prize for winning a competition:
walls lined with banners and athletic trophies
Football League/Masters/Heisman etc Trophy (=the name given to a particular competition for which the prize is a trophy)

2. something that you keep to prove your success in something, especially in war or hunting:
A lion’s head was among the trophies of his African trip.

3. trophy wife informal a young beautiful woman who is married to a rich successful man who is much older than her – used to show disapproval

[TahlilGaran] Dictionary of Contemporary English ▲

trophy
noun
ADJ. major | coveted, prestigious, prized | quiz, racing, sporting, swimming, etc. | championship
VERB + TROPHY lift, pick up, receive, take, win Britain has not lifted the trophy since it last hosted the event.
award, present | defend Portugal will be defending the trophy they won last year.
TROPHY + NOUN cabinet | winner
PREP. ~ for He picked up a trophy for best news editor.

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