bronze medal
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Definition
Noun: A bronze medal is a prize, typically in the form of a disk or medallion made of bronze or bronze-colored material, awarded to the competitor or team that finishes in third place in a contest or sporting event.
Usage
The term "bronze medal" is used to denote the specific award for third place. It is a countable noun. - She won the bronze medal in the 100-meter freestyle. - The team's performance earned them a bronze medal. - He proudly displayed his bronze medal from the Olympics.
Examples
- After a tough match, the athlete was delighted to receive the bronze medal.
- Finishing third in the world championships is a great achievement that comes with a bronze medal.
- The bronze medal ceremony will take place after the gold and silver medal ceremonies.
Advanced Usage
- "Bronze medal position": Refers to the state or rank of being in third place.
- The skater held the bronze medal position after the short program.
- "Bronze medalist" (also spelled "bronze medallist"): The person who wins a bronze medal.
- She is an Olympic bronze medalist in judo.
Variants and Related Words
- Bronze medalist/Bronze medallist (n): The winner of a bronze medal.
- Medal (n): A general term for a metal disk awarded as a prize.
- Gold medal (n): The award for first place.
- Silver medal (n): The award for second place.
Synonyms
- Third-place award
- Third prize
Idioms and Phrases
- "To take the bronze": An informal way to say to win third place or the bronze medal.
- Our team managed to take the bronze in the final tournament.
Noun
- a trophy made of bronze (or having the appearance of bronze) that is usually awarded for winning third place in a competition