Champion
champion
The German word for champion is 'Champion'. It is used in the same way as in English, to refer to a person who has defeated or surpassed all other competitors in a particular field or contest.
Example sentences using: Champion
Er ist der Champion im Schachspiel.
He is the champion in chess.
This statement talks about someone who has excelled in the game of chess and hence is termed as a 'champion'. The noun 'Champion' is used here to refer to someone who is very good at something, in this case chess.
Du bist ein wahrer Champion!
You are a true champion!
This statement complements a person as a 'true champion', meaning that the person is very good at what they do. The adjective 'true' emphasizes the person's accomplishment and exceptional qualities.
Wir brauchen einen Champion wie dich in unserem Team.
We need a champion like you in our team.
In this statement, the speaker wants a person like a 'champion' in their team. This means that they want someone who is very good or the best at what they do, indicating high performance and skill.