Definition of gold medal in English:

gold medal

noun

A medal made of or coloured gold, customarily awarded for first place in a race or competition.
金质奖章，金牌
Example sentencesExamples
- How many times do we ask the question how did he, or she, manage to win a gold medal?
- Kelly Holmes last night became only the seventh British woman to win an athletics gold medal at the Olympics.
- His work at the school was outstanding and he was awarded the gold medal in 1901.
- In 1978 he was awarded the gold medal of the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds.
- Bender also won a bronze medal in discus and a gold medal in the hammer throw.
- The Royal Astronomical Society awarded him their gold medal to mark this achievement.
- The girls brought home the gold medal, while the boys took the bronze medal.
- He has trained in the sport since 1983 and won a gold medal at the last world championships.
- You just don't get that in Britain unless you win the World Cup in football or a gold medal at the Olympics.
- Consistent running by Tranmere Park girls saw them finish the league in first position and win the gold medal.
- World champions Canada are Britain's main threat for the gold medal and the race looks set to go down to the wire.
- Kelly Holmes comes from way back in the field to win her first gold medal of the Olympic Games in dramatic style.
- Britain's defeat means their long search for a gold medal in the men's team pursuit goes on.
- But they know what it takes to win a gold medal and will be able to cope with the huge burden of expectation.
- Last night he won his fifth gold medal of the Commonwealth Games in Manchester.
- The sport of curling is a big deal here - Scotland won a gold medal at the last Olympics.
- Daley Thompson smiled and waved as they put the gold medal around his neck and declared that he was the greatest.
- She had vowed never to watch a video of those races until she won a gold medal.
- When he was twelve years old he won a gold medal in a piano competition and it looked as if he would make music his career.
- Bringing home a gold medal from the world championships was, well, like a fairytale.
Synonyms
first prize

Definition of gold medal in US English:

gold medal

nounɡōld ˈmedlɡoʊld ˈmɛdl

A medal made of or colored gold, customarily awarded for first place in a race or competition.
金质奖章，金牌
Example sentencesExamples
- You just don't get that in Britain unless you win the World Cup in football or a gold medal at the Olympics.
- When he was twelve years old he won a gold medal in a piano competition and it looked as if he would make music his career.
- Consistent running by Tranmere Park girls saw them finish the league in first position and win the gold medal.
- The girls brought home the gold medal, while the boys took the bronze medal.
- Bender also won a bronze medal in discus and a gold medal in the hammer throw.
- She had vowed never to watch a video of those races until she won a gold medal.
- His work at the school was outstanding and he was awarded the gold medal in 1901.
- He has trained in the sport since 1983 and won a gold medal at the last world championships.
- Britain's defeat means their long search for a gold medal in the men's team pursuit goes on.
- Kelly Holmes comes from way back in the field to win her first gold medal of the Olympic Games in dramatic style.
- Daley Thompson smiled and waved as they put the gold medal around his neck and declared that he was the greatest.
- How many times do we ask the question how did he, or she, manage to win a gold medal?
- Bringing home a gold medal from the world championships was, well, like a fairytale.
- Last night he won his fifth gold medal of the Commonwealth Games in Manchester.
- The sport of curling is a big deal here - Scotland won a gold medal at the last Olympics.
- But they know what it takes to win a gold medal and will be able to cope with the huge burden of expectation.
- The Royal Astronomical Society awarded him their gold medal to mark this achievement.
- In 1978 he was awarded the gold medal of the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds.
- Kelly Holmes last night became only the seventh British woman to win an athletics gold medal at the Olympics.
- World champions Canada are Britain's main threat for the gold medal and the race looks set to go down to the wire.
Synonyms
first prize

单词	gold medal
释义	Definition of gold medal in English: gold medal noun A medal made of or coloured gold, customarily awarded for first place in a race or competition. 金质奖章，金牌 Example sentencesExamples How many times do we ask the question how did he, or she, manage to win a gold medal? Kelly Holmes last night became only the seventh British woman to win an athletics gold medal at the Olympics. His work at the school was outstanding and he was awarded the gold medal in 1901. In 1978 he was awarded the gold medal of the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds. Bender also won a bronze medal in discus and a gold medal in the hammer throw. The Royal Astronomical Society awarded him their gold medal to mark this achievement. The girls brought home the gold medal, while the boys took the bronze medal. He has trained in the sport since 1983 and won a gold medal at the last world championships. You just don't get that in Britain unless you win the World Cup in football or a gold medal at the Olympics. Consistent running by Tranmere Park girls saw them finish the league in first position and win the gold medal. World champions Canada are Britain's main threat for the gold medal and the race looks set to go down to the wire. Kelly Holmes comes from way back in the field to win her first gold medal of the Olympic Games in dramatic style. Britain's defeat means their long search for a gold medal in the men's team pursuit goes on. But they know what it takes to win a gold medal and will be able to cope with the huge burden of expectation. Last night he won his fifth gold medal of the Commonwealth Games in Manchester. The sport of curling is a big deal here - Scotland won a gold medal at the last Olympics. Daley Thompson smiled and waved as they put the gold medal around his neck and declared that he was the greatest. She had vowed never to watch a video of those races until she won a gold medal. When he was twelve years old he won a gold medal in a piano competition and it looked as if he would make music his career. Bringing home a gold medal from the world championships was, well, like a fairytale. Synonyms first prize Definition of gold medal in US English: gold medal nounɡōld ˈmedlɡoʊld ˈmɛdl A medal made of or colored gold, customarily awarded for first place in a race or competition. 金质奖章，金牌 Example sentencesExamples You just don't get that in Britain unless you win the World Cup in football or a gold medal at the Olympics. When he was twelve years old he won a gold medal in a piano competition and it looked as if he would make music his career. Consistent running by Tranmere Park girls saw them finish the league in first position and win the gold medal. The girls brought home the gold medal, while the boys took the bronze medal. Bender also won a bronze medal in discus and a gold medal in the hammer throw. She had vowed never to watch a video of those races until she won a gold medal. His work at the school was outstanding and he was awarded the gold medal in 1901. He has trained in the sport since 1983 and won a gold medal at the last world championships. Britain's defeat means their long search for a gold medal in the men's team pursuit goes on. Kelly Holmes comes from way back in the field to win her first gold medal of the Olympic Games in dramatic style. Daley Thompson smiled and waved as they put the gold medal around his neck and declared that he was the greatest. How many times do we ask the question how did he, or she, manage to win a gold medal? Bringing home a gold medal from the world championships was, well, like a fairytale. Last night he won his fifth gold medal of the Commonwealth Games in Manchester. The sport of curling is a big deal here - Scotland won a gold medal at the last Olympics. But they know what it takes to win a gold medal and will be able to cope with the huge burden of expectation. The Royal Astronomical Society awarded him their gold medal to mark this achievement. In 1978 he was awarded the gold medal of the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds. Kelly Holmes last night became only the seventh British woman to win an athletics gold medal at the Olympics. World champions Canada are Britain's main threat for the gold medal and the race looks set to go down to the wire. Synonyms first prize
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