lap of honour (Meaning)

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lap of honour (n)

a lap by the winning person or team run to celebrate the victory

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After winning the race, the driver took a lap of honour around the track, waving to the cheering crowd.
The victorious team completed a lap of honour, acknowledging the enthusiastic audience's appreciation.
The retiring soccer player received a standing ovation as he walked a lap of honour around the pitch.
The marathoners proudly ran their final lap of honour, cheered on by supportive spectators.
The graduation ceremony ended with the graduates taking a celebratory lap of honour around the auditorium.
The newly crowned champions paraded a lap of honour, displaying their trophies to the jubilant fans.
During the exhibition, the talented pianist was asked to return for a lap of honour after his mesmerizing performance.
The retiring military general received a lap of honour, accompanied by a marching band, in recognition of his dedicated service.
The young gymnast completed her final routine with a flawless dismount, earning a lap of honour from her adoring fans.
The CEO took a lap of honour around the office, thanking employees for their hard work and dedication to the company's success.

a lap by the winning person or team run to celebrate the victory

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

After winning the race, the driver took a lap of honour around the track, waving to the cheering crowd.

The victorious team completed a lap of honour, acknowledging the enthusiastic audience's appreciation.

The retiring soccer player received a standing ovation as he walked a lap of honour around the pitch.

The marathoners proudly ran their final lap of honour, cheered on by supportive spectators.