IPA: /ˈtroʊfi/
KK: /ˈtroʊfi/
An object, often a cup or plaque, awarded as a symbol of success or victory, especially in sports.
She proudly displayed her trophy on the shelf after winning the championship.
Trophy → It originates from the Greek word 'trophē' (meaning nourishment or food) and the Latin 'trophyum' (meaning a monument or prize). The word 'trophy' refers to a prize or award given as a symbol of victory or achievement, often representing the nourishment of success.
Think of a 'trophy' as a symbol of 'nourishment' for your achievements, representing the rewards you gain from your hard work.