medal

/ˈmɛdəl/
verb
  1. To win a medal in a competition or event.
    • He hopes to medal at the next Olympics.
    • The team medaled for the first time in the tournament.
    • She medaled in three events at the national championships.
noun
  1. A small, flat piece of metal, often shaped like a coin, given as an award for achievement, bravery, or in a competition.
    • He keeps his medals in a special box on the shelf.
    • The soldier was awarded a medal for his courage.
    • She won a gold medal in the swimming competition.
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