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medal medal ★★★☆☆/me̱d(ə)l/1[N-COUNT	可数名词]奖章；勋章；奖牌 A medal is a small metal disc which is given as an award for bravery or as a prize in a sporting event.  medal1 nounmedal2 verbmedalmed‧al1 /ˈmedl/ ●●● W3 noun [countable]  Word Origin Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases  medala flat piece of metal, usually shaped like a coin, that is given to someone who has won a competition or who has done something brave:  She won a gold medal at the last Olympics. The two boys were awarded medals for bravery. → deserve a medalat deserve(3)COLLOCATIONSverbswin a medal· They won a medal at the Chelsea Flower Show.take a medal (=win a medal)· German runner Stephan Freigang took the bronze medal.get a medal (also receive a medal formal)· She received a medal from the Society of Arts.give somebody a medal· He was given a medal for his courageous actions.be awarded a medal· The book was awarded the Carnegie Medal.ADJECTIVESa gold medal (=for first place)· He won the gold medal in Athens in 2004.a silver medal (=for second place)· She was awarded the silver medal for the 100 metres.a bronze medal (=for third place)· Morrell took the bronze medal in  the long jump.medal + NOUNa medal winner· Johnson was a silver medal winner at the Olympic Games.medal1 nounmedal2 verbmedalmedal2 verb (past tense and past participle medalled, present participle medalling British English, medaled, medaling American English) [intransitive]  Verb Table Collocations Phrases  to win a medal at a competition, especially at the Olympic Gamesmedal in Germany has the potential to medal in gymnastics this year.

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jEPoK/1xFvkT+4I2iOf8Ed742gG55PiUKOvtA8aj1dplVhUkLSUZDkT0+GQbItNTH1IcXOsb19PcocirNHN0Xc6etZJjmriQULYmMZlMh38WSWaoMPU2TUTaJPhAnfzTr1Bw7m57AoPTq9Z2InR5Wl+XHLQ9UKY530S+njKQwZpPZWC/vbbOBqhKRjMa8HGR             medal                    /        ˈmedl                ;          NAmE                ˈmedl                /                              noun                ,                  verb                            medal      medals                            noun            _medal_comp.jpg      _medal.jpg                    a flat piece of metal, usually shaped like a coin, that is given to the winner of a competition or to sb who has been brave, for example in war        奖章；勋章                    ◆      to win a gold medal in the Olympics      在奥林匹克运动会上赢得一枚金牌              ◆      to award a medal for bravery      奖赏一枚英勇勋章              IDIOMsee                                    deserve                                                    verb                    (              -ll-            ,                        especially US                -l-            )              [intransitive      ]              to win a        medalin a competition        （在比赛中）获得奖牌（或奖章）                    ◆      Evans has medalled at several international events.      埃文斯已经多次在国际比赛中获奖。                  medal              /        ˈmedl                ;          NAmE                ˈmedl                /             medal[ˈmedl]CET4CET6TEM4考研GREIELTSn34749450148871318174586846NOUN3706294605Spoken:262113310medals[3472]奖章(53%)，勋章(34%)，纪念章(10%)，获得奖章(3%)n.勋章，奖章；纪念章n.(Medal)人名；(西、捷)梅达尔

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content	jEPoK/1xFvkT+4I2iOf8Ed742gG55PiUKOvtA8aj1dplVhUkLSUZDkT0+GQbItNTH1IcXOsb19PcocirNHN0Xc6etZJjmriQULYmMZlMh38WSWaoMPU2TUTaJPhAnfzTr1Bw7m57AoPTq9Z2InR5Wl+XHLQ9UKY530S+njKQwZpPZWC/vbbOBqhKRjMa8HGR
Collins	medal ★★★☆☆ /me̱d(ə)l/ 1 [N-COUNT 可数名词]奖章；勋章；奖牌 A medal is a small metal disc which is given as an award for bravery or as a prize in a sporting event.
Oxford	medal / ˈmedl ; NAmE ˈmedl / noun , verb medal medals noun _medal_comp.jpg _medal.jpg a flat piece of metal, usually shaped like a coin, that is given to the winner of a competition or to sb who has been brave, for example in war 奖章；勋章 ◆ to win a gold medal in the Olympics 在奥林匹克运动会上赢得一枚金牌 ◆ to award a medal for bravery 奖赏一枚英勇勋章 IDIOMsee deserve verb ( -ll- , especially US -l- ) [intransitive ] to win a medalin a competition （在比赛中）获得奖牌（或奖章） ◆ Evans has medalled at several international events. 埃文斯已经多次在国际比赛中获奖。 medal / ˈmedl ; NAmE ˈmedl /
LDC	medal1 noun medal2 verb medalmed‧al1 /ˈmedl/ ●●● W3 noun [countable] Word Origin Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases medala flat piece of metal, usually shaped like a coin, that is given to someone who has won a competition or who has done something brave: She won a gold medal at the last Olympics. The two boys were awarded medals for bravery. → deserve a medal at deserve(3) COLLOCATIONSverbswin a medal· They won a medal at the Chelsea Flower Show.take a medal (=win a medal)· German runner Stephan Freigang took the bronze medal.get a medal (also receive a medal formal)· She received a medal from the Society of Arts.give somebody a medal· He was given a medal for his courageous actions.be awarded a medal· The book was awarded the Carnegie Medal.ADJECTIVESa gold medal (=for first place)· He won the gold medal in Athens in 2004.a silver medal (=for second place)· She was awarded the silver medal for the 100 metres.a bronze medal (=for third place)· Morrell took the bronze medal in the long jump.medal + NOUNa medal winner· Johnson was a silver medal winner at the Olympic Games. medal1 noun medal2 verb medalmedal2 verb (past tense and past participle medalled, present participle medalling British English, medaled, medaling American English) [intransitive] Verb Table Collocations Phrases to win a medal at a competition, especially at the Olympic Gamesmedal in Germany has the potential to medal in gymnastics this year.
WDF	medal [ˈmedl] CET4CET6TEM4考研GREIELTS n3474 9450 1488 713 1817 4586 846 NOUN3706 294605 Spoken: 262113310 medals[3472] 奖章(53%)，勋章(34%)，纪念章(10%)，获得奖章(3%) n.勋章，奖章；纪念章 n.(Medal)人名；(西、捷)梅达尔

Medal ˈmedl Win Noun Gold Won Awarded Winner

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