first-place finish (Meaning)

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first-place finish (n)

a finish in first place (as in a race)

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The athlete sprinted across the finish line in a first-place finish, securing the gold medal.
The team's strategy and dedication led them to a first-place finish in the national championship.
After a grueling race, the cyclist celebrated their first-place finish with their team.
The student's outstanding performance in the oratorical contest earned them a first-place finish and recognition.
The first-place finish in the local spelling bee granted the student an opportunity to participate in the state competition.
The chef's creative dish impressed the judges and secured them a first-place finish in the cooking competition.
The winning team in the science fair demonstrated exceptional research and presentation skills, resulting in a first-place finish.
The first-place finish in the annual marathon brought honor and pride to the city's running community.
The young artist's vivid painting captured the essence of the theme, earning them a first-place finish in the art exhibition.
The community came together to celebrate the town's first-place finish in the regional gardening contest, showcasing their green thumb and hard work.

a finish in first place (as in a race)

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The athlete sprinted across the finish line in a first-place finish, securing the gold medal.

The team's strategy and dedication led them to a first-place finish in the national championship.

After a grueling race, the cyclist celebrated their first-place finish with their team.

The student's outstanding performance in the oratorical contest earned them a first-place finish and recognition.