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奖牌

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When you're learning Chinese at the B1 level, you're starting to talk about more abstract concepts and achievements. Understanding words like "奖牌" (jiǎng pái), meaning "medal," is really useful here. It's a common noun you'll encounter in news, sports, and discussions about accomplishments.

You'll often see it used in contexts like winning a medal in a competition or earning an award. Being familiar with "奖牌" helps you describe events and achievements more accurately. It's not just for athletes; you might hear about medals for academic or artistic achievements too.

Adding this word to your vocabulary expands your ability to discuss successes and recognition in various situations. It shows you're moving beyond basic survival Chinese and can engage with more nuanced topics.

§ What is 奖牌 (jiǎng pái)?

Alright, let's talk about 奖牌 (jiǎng pái). This is your go-to word for 'medal' in Chinese. It's straightforward and you'll hear it a lot when people are talking about sports competitions, awards, or anything where someone wins a medal for their achievement. It's a B1 level word, so it's quite common.

DEFINITION
Medal

他赢得了一枚金奖牌。(He won a gold medal.)

奥运会上有很多国家争取奖牌。(Many countries compete for medals in the Olympics.)

§ Similar Words and When to Use Them

While 奖牌 (jiǎng pái) is great for 'medal,' Chinese has other words that are related to awards and recognition. Let's break them down so you know exactly when to use what.

  • 奖章 (jiǎng zhāng)

    This also means 'medal' or 'badge.' The key difference here is nuance. 奖章 often implies a medal awarded for military service, bravery, or a significant honor beyond just winning a competition. Think of a 'medal of honor.' It's often more formal and can be worn as a badge.

    他被授予了英勇的奖章。(He was awarded a medal for bravery.)

  • 奖杯 (jiǎng bēi)

    This one is easy: 奖杯 means 'trophy.' If you win a competition and get a cup, that's a 奖杯, not a 奖牌. It's a distinct physical object, usually larger than a medal.

    足球队赢得了冠军奖杯。(The soccer team won the championship trophy.)

  • 奖品 (jiǎng pǐn)

    This is a more general term for 'prize.' A 奖品 can be anything you win: a medal, a trophy, money, a gift, etc. It's the broadest term for something awarded as a result of winning or excelling.

    比赛的奖品是什么?(What are the prizes for the competition?)

  • 荣誉 (róng yù)

    荣誉 means 'honor' or 'glory.' It's an abstract concept, not a physical object. You can win 荣誉, but you don't receive it in the same way you receive a medal. However, a medal can be a symbol of 荣誉.

    他为国家赢得了荣誉。(He brought honor to his country.)

§ Summary: When to use 奖牌

So, to wrap this up:

  • 奖牌 (jiǎng pái): Use this for standard competition medals (gold, silver, bronze) that athletes or participants win in sports or other contests.

  • 奖章 (jiǎng zhāng): Use this for more formal medals, often military or for significant, distinguished service/honor, often worn as a badge.

  • 奖杯 (jiǎng bēi): Use this for 'trophies' – the cup-shaped awards.

  • 奖品 (jiǎng pǐn): This is your general word for 'prize' – it could be anything given as an award.

  • 荣誉 (róng yù): This is 'honor' or 'glory,' an abstract concept, not a physical item.

Keep these distinctions in mind and you'll be using the right word every time. Good job!

Examples by Level

1

他得到一枚金牌。

He got a gold medal.

2

她赢得了一枚奖牌。

She won a medal.

3

这枚奖牌很漂亮。

This medal is very beautiful.

4

运动员们都在争夺奖牌。

The athletes are all competing for medals.

5

他的梦想是赢得奥运奖牌。

His dream is to win an Olympic medal.

6

这块奖牌代表着荣誉。

This medal represents honor.

7

孩子们喜欢收集奖牌。

Children like to collect medals.

8

他把奖牌挂在墙上。

He hung the medal on the wall.

1

他终于赢得了金牌。

He finally won the gold medal.

2

她把奖牌挂在墙上。

She hung the medal on the wall.

3

这个运动员获得了三枚奖牌。

This athlete won three medals.

4

获得奖牌是他的梦想。

Winning a medal is his dream.

5

这枚奖牌对他意义重大。

This medal means a lot to him.

6

他们为国家赢得了许多奖牌。

They won many medals for their country.

7

颁奖仪式上,他自豪地佩戴着奖牌。

At the awards ceremony, he proudly wore the medal.

8

教练鼓励队员们努力争取奖牌。

The coach encouraged the team members to strive for medals.

1

他在奥运会上获得了一枚金牌。

He won a gold medal at the Olympic Games.

2

这枚奖牌是对他努力的肯定。

This medal is a recognition of his efforts.

3

运动员们都在争夺奖牌。

Athletes are all competing for medals.

4

她把所有的奖牌都挂在墙上。

She hung all her medals on the wall.

5

这块奖牌意义非凡。

This medal is of extraordinary significance.

6

他们为国家赢得了许多奖牌。

They won many medals for the country.

7

获得奖牌是每个运动员的梦想。

Winning a medal is every athlete's dream.

8

这枚奖牌代表着最高的荣誉。

This medal represents the highest honor.

Common Collocations

金牌奖牌 gold medal
银牌奖牌 silver medal
铜牌奖牌 bronze medal
奥运奖牌 Olympic medal
赢得奖牌 to win a medal
颁发奖牌 to award a medal
制作奖牌 to make a medal
奖牌榜 medal tally/standings
一枚奖牌 one medal (measure word)
奖牌得主 medal winner

Common Phrases

他赢得了一枚金牌奖牌。

He won a gold medal.

这个运动员在比赛中获得了两枚奖牌。

This athlete won two medals in the competition.

她努力训练,希望赢得奖牌。

She trains hard, hoping to win a medal.

颁奖仪式上,选手们获得了他们的奖牌。

During the awards ceremony, athletes received their medals.

这个国家在奥运会上赢得了多枚奖牌。

This country won many medals at the Olympics.

制作奖牌需要精湛的工艺。

Making medals requires exquisite craftsmanship.

请看奖牌榜,我们排名第三。

Please look at the medal standings, we are ranked third.

他是一名经验丰富的奖牌得主。

He is an experienced medal winner.

这枚奖牌对他意义重大。

This medal means a lot to him.

他们为国家赢得了荣誉和奖牌。

They won honor and medals for their country.

Often Confused With

奖牌 vs 奖品 (jiǎng pǐn)

奖品 is a general term for any prize, while 奖牌 is a specific type of prize (a medal).

奖牌 vs 奖章 (jiǎng zhāng)

奖章 often refers to medals of honor or military decorations, while 奖牌 is more for competitive events.

奖牌 vs 奖杯 (jiǎng bēi)

奖杯 is a trophy (cup-shaped), while 奖牌 is a medal (flat, circular).

Idioms & Expressions

"金牌 (jīnpái)"

gold medal

他赢得了奥运会金牌。 (Tā yíngdéle Àoyùnhuì jīnpái.) - He won an Olympic gold medal.

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"银牌 (yínpái)"

silver medal

她获得了一枚银牌。 (Tā huòdéle yī méi yínpái.) - She got a silver medal.

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"铜牌 (tóngpái)"

bronze medal

这名选手争取到了铜牌。 (Zhè míng xuǎnshǒu zhēngqǔdàole tóngpái.) - This athlete secured a bronze medal.

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"赢得奖牌 (yíngdé jiǎngpái)"

to win a medal

我们的团队目标是赢得奖牌。 (Wǒmen de tuánduì mùbiāo shì yíngdé jiǎngpái.) - Our team's goal is to win a medal.

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"颁发奖牌 (bānfā jiǎngpái)"

to award a medal

校长为优秀学生颁发奖牌。 (Xiàozhǎng wèi yōuxiù xuéshēng bānfā jiǎngpái.) - The principal awarded medals to outstanding students.

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"争夺奖牌 (zhēngduó jiǎngpái)"

to compete for a medal

许多运动员都在争夺奖牌。 (Xǔduō yùndòngyuán dōu zài zhēngduó jiǎngpái.) - Many athletes are competing for medals.

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"奖牌榜 (jiǎngpái bǎng)"

medal tally/standings

中国在奖牌榜上名列前茅。 (Zhōngguó zài jiǎngpái bǎngshàng míngliè qiánmáo.) - China is at the top of the medal standings.

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"挂奖牌 (guà jiǎngpái)"

to hang a medal (e.g., around one's neck)

他自豪地把奖牌挂在胸前。 (Tā zìháo de bǎ jiǎngpái guà zài xiōngqián.) - He proudly hung the medal around his neck.

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"一枚奖牌 (yī méi jiǎngpái)"

one medal (classifier for medals)

他赢得了人生中的第一枚奖牌。 (Tā yíngdéle rénshēng zhōng de dì yī méi jiǎngpái.) - He won the first medal of his life.

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"奖牌得主 (jiǎngpái dézhǔ)"

medal winner

她是奥运奖牌得主。 (Tā shì Àoyùn jiǎngpái dézhǔ.) - She is an Olympic medal winner.

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Easily Confused

奖牌 vs 奖牌

Often confused with other words for awards or prizes.

Specifically refers to a medal, typically given in sports competitions or other contests. It's a physical object made of metal.

他赢得了一枚金奖牌。(He won a gold medal.)

奖牌 vs 奖品 (jiǎng pǐn)

Both refer to prizes, but 奖品 is a broader term.

奖品 is a general term for any prize or award, which could be a medal, a trophy, money, or other items. 奖牌 is a specific type of prize.

比赛的奖品是一台新电脑。(The prize for the competition is a new computer.)

奖牌 vs 奖章 (jiǎng zhāng)

Both are types of medals.

奖章 is usually a medal given for military service, bravery, or significant achievements, often worn on clothing. 奖牌 is more commonly for competitive events like sports.

这位老兵获得了多枚奖章。(This veteran received many medals of honor.)

奖牌 vs 奖杯 (jiǎng bēi)

Both are awards for winning.

奖杯 specifically refers to a trophy, which is typically a cup-shaped award. 奖牌 is a flat, circular object.

足球队赢得了冠军奖杯。(The soccer team won the championship trophy.)

奖牌 vs 荣誉 (róng yù)

Both relate to recognition for achievement.

荣誉 means honor or glory, which is an abstract concept. While a 奖牌 can represent honor, 荣誉 itself is not a physical object.

为国家赢得荣誉是他的目标。(To bring honor to his country is his goal.)

Frequently Asked Questions

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奖牌 (jiǎngpái) specifically means 'medal' awarded for an achievement. 牌子 (páizi) is a more general term for 'sign,' 'brand,' or 'plate.' So you'd get a 奖牌 for winning a competition, but a store might have a 牌子 outside.

You can use 奖牌 like this:

  • 他赢得了一枚金奖牌。(Tā yíngdé le yī méi jīn jiǎngpái.) - He won a gold medal.
  • 她很自豪地展示她的奥运奖牌。(Tā hěn zìháo de zhǎnshì tā de Àoyùn jiǎngpái.) - She proudly displayed her Olympic medal.

奖牌 (jiǎngpái) are given for a wide range of competitions, especially in sports, but also in academic or artistic contests. Think Olympics, school sports days, science fairs, singing competitions, etc.

Yes, just like in English, you have different types of 奖牌 (jiǎngpái). You can say:

  • 奖牌 (jīn jiǎngpái) - gold medal
  • 奖牌 (yín jiǎngpái) - silver medal
  • 奖牌 (tóng jiǎngpái) - bronze medal

While 奖牌 (jiǎngpái) literally refers to a physical medal, you could use it in a slightly extended sense, but it's not as common to use it as broadly as 'badge of honor' in English. You'd typically stick to its literal meaning.

The most common measure word for 奖牌 (jiǎngpái) is 枚 (méi). For example, '一枚奖牌' (yī méi jiǎngpái) means 'one medal'.

The correct pinyin for 奖牌 is jiǎngpái. The 'páí' pronunciation is incorrect. Make sure to get the tones right: third tone for 奖 (jiǎng) and second tone for 牌 (pái).

A very common phrase is 赢得奖牌 (yíngdé jiǎngpái), which means 'to win a medal.' For example: 他想赢得一枚奥运奖牌。(Tā xiǎng yíngdé yī méi Àoyùn jiǎngpái.) - He wants to win an Olympic medal.

Generally, for military medals, you might use more specific terms like 勋章 (xūnzhāng), which means 'medal of honor' or 'decoration.' While 奖牌 (jiǎngpái) could technically refer to a medal, 勋章 is more precise for military contexts.

奖 (jiǎng) means 'prize,' 'award,' or 'reward.' 牌 (pái) means 'plate,' 'sign,' or 'brand.' Together, they form 奖牌 (jiǎngpái), literally 'prize plate,' which translates to 'medal'.

Test Yourself 84 questions

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她赢得了金色的___。

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 奖牌

The sentence talks about winning a 'golden' something. '奖牌' (medal) fits the context of winning something golden.

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这个运动员有很多___。

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 奖牌

An 'athlete' (运动员) is likely to have many 'medals' (奖牌) if they are successful.

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我看到墙上挂着一枚___。

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 奖牌

The sentence mentions 'hanging on the wall' (挂着). A 'medal' (奖牌) can be hung on a wall as a display.

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他努力训练是为了获得一枚___。

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 奖牌

Training hard (努力训练) is often done to 'obtain a medal' (获得一枚奖牌) in sports.

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比赛结束后,他们颁发了___。

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 奖牌

After a competition (比赛结束后), 'medals' (奖牌) are typically awarded (颁发).

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这枚___是银色的。

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 奖牌

The sentence describes something as 'silver' (银色的). A 'medal' (奖牌) can be silver.

listening A1

He got a gold medal.

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 他得到了一枚金牌。
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There are many medals in this competition.

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 这个比赛有很多奖牌。
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listening A1

She really wants a medal.

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 她很想要一块奖牌。
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speaking A1

Read this aloud:

我想要一块奖牌。

Focus: 奖牌 (jiǎngpái)

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speaking A1

Read this aloud:

你喜欢什么样的奖牌?

Focus: 喜欢 (xǐhuān)

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speaking A1

Read this aloud:

他赢得了银牌。

Focus: 银牌 (yínpái)

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writing A1

Write a short sentence about someone winning a medal.

Well written! Good try! Check the sample answer below.

Sample answer

她赢得了金牌。 (She won the gold medal.)

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writing A1

Imagine you received a medal. Write one sentence describing what kind of medal it is.

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Sample answer

我有一个银牌。 (I have a silver medal.)

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writing A1

Write a simple sentence stating who has a medal.

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Sample answer

他有奖牌。 (He has a medal.)

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reading A1

小明赢了什么? (What did Xiaoming win?)

Read this passage:

小明跑步很快。他赢了一个奖牌。这个奖牌是金色的。

小明赢了什么? (What did Xiaoming win?)

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 一个奖牌 (a medal)

文章中说“他赢了一个奖牌”。 (The passage says 'He won a medal.')

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 一个奖牌 (a medal)

文章中说“他赢了一个奖牌”。 (The passage says 'He won a medal.')

reading A1

她有什么? (What does she have?)

Read this passage:

她喜欢运动。她有很多奖牌。她的奖牌都很漂亮。

她有什么? (What does she have?)

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 很多奖牌 (many medals)

文章中说“她有很多奖牌”。 (The passage says 'She has many medals.')

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 很多奖牌 (many medals)

文章中说“她有很多奖牌”。 (The passage says 'She has many medals.')

reading A1

他为什么高兴? (Why is he happy?)

Read this passage:

比赛结束了。他得到了一个奖牌。他很高兴。

他为什么高兴? (Why is he happy?)

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 他得到了一个奖牌 (He got a medal)

文章中说“他得到了一个奖牌。他很高兴。” (The passage says 'He got a medal. He is happy.')

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 他得到了一个奖牌 (He got a medal)

文章中说“他得到了一个奖牌。他很高兴。” (The passage says 'He got a medal. He is happy.')

sentence order A1

Tap words below to build the sentence
Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 他 得了 奖牌

This sentence means 'He got a medal.' The correct word order is Subject-Verb-Object.

sentence order A1

Tap words below to build the sentence
Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 我 喜欢 这个 奖牌

This sentence means 'I like this medal.' The structure is Subject-Verb-Demonstrative-Object.

sentence order A1

Tap words below to build the sentence
Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 她 有 一个 金 奖牌

This sentence means 'She has a gold medal.' The adjective '金' (gold) comes before the noun '奖牌' (medal).

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她赢得了金色的___。

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 奖牌

金色的 '奖牌' (medal) 是比赛获胜者得到的物品。

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运动员努力训练,希望能获得一枚奥运___。

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 奖牌

奥运会上运动员争夺的是 '奖牌' (medals)。

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他的房间里挂满了各种比赛的___。

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 奖牌

赢得比赛后,人们通常会把 '奖牌' (medals) 挂起来展示。

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她为她的第一枚银___感到非常自豪。

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 奖牌

银色的 '奖牌' (medal) 表示她在比赛中获得了第二名。

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获得这枚___是他多年的梦想。

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 奖牌

'奖牌' (medal) 是对努力和成功的认可,因此是梦想的目标。

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学校为所有的优胜者颁发了___。

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 奖牌

在比赛中,学校会给优胜者颁发 '奖牌' (medals)。

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她赢得了游泳比赛的_____。

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 奖牌

Contextually, 'medal' (奖牌) fits best as something won in a swimming competition.

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运动员们为争夺金_____而努力训练。

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 奖牌

'Medal' (奖牌) is the object athletes typically compete for in sports.

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这块_____对她来说意义重大。

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 奖牌

The context implies a physical award, and 'medal' (奖牌) is the most common and appropriate choice.

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他在奥运会上获得了一枚银_____。

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 奖牌

In the Olympics, athletes win 'medals' (奖牌).

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他骄傲地展示了他的所有_____。

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 奖牌

People typically proudly display their 'medals' (奖牌) as achievements.

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这场比赛的胜者将获得金_____。

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 奖牌

The winner of a competition typically receives a 'medal' (奖牌), especially a 'gold medal'.

listening B1

He finally won a gold medal.

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 他终于赢得了一枚金牌。
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listening B1

This athlete has won many medals.

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 这位运动员获得了很多奖牌。
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listening B1

Did you see the Olympic medals?

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 你看到奥运奖牌了吗?
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speaking B1

Read this aloud:

她梦想获得一枚奥运奖牌。

Focus: méi (一枚)

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speaking B1

Read this aloud:

我真为他赢得奖牌感到骄傲。

Focus: jiāo ào (骄傲)

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speaking B1

Read this aloud:

他们为国家赢得了荣誉和奖牌。

Focus: róng yù (荣誉)

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writing B1

You just won a medal in a competition. Write a short message to your friend telling them the good news and what medal you won.

Well written! Good try! Check the sample answer below.

Sample answer

我赢了比赛,得到了一块金牌!你相信吗?太高兴了!(I won the competition and got a gold medal! Can you believe it? So happy!)

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writing B1

Describe a time you or someone you know received a medal. What was it for? How did it feel?

Well written! Good try! Check the sample answer below.

Sample answer

我的朋友在学校运动会上获得了一枚银牌。她非常努力,所以她很高兴。(My friend won a silver medal at the school sports day. She worked very hard, so she was very happy.)

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writing B1

Imagine you are designing a medal for a special event. What would it look like? What would be written on it?

Well written! Good try! Check the sample answer below.

Sample answer

我想设计一枚有龙的奖牌,上面写着“勇敢的心”。(I want to design a medal with a dragon on it, and it will say "Brave Heart".)

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reading B1

小明在什么比赛中获得了奖牌?

Read this passage:

小明在学校的游泳比赛中表现出色,他游得很快。最后,他得到了一枚铜牌。他很高兴,因为这是他第一次在比赛中获得奖牌。

小明在什么比赛中获得了奖牌?

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 游泳比赛 (swimming competition)

文章中明确提到小明在“游泳比赛”中表现出色并获得了奖牌。(The passage clearly states that Xiao Ming performed well and won a medal in the 'swimming competition'.)

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 游泳比赛 (swimming competition)

文章中明确提到小明在“游泳比赛”中表现出色并获得了奖牌。(The passage clearly states that Xiao Ming performed well and won a medal in the 'swimming competition'.)

reading B1

文章提到奖牌代表着什么?

Read this passage:

奥运会上,运动员们为了国家的荣誉而努力。他们希望能够赢得奖牌,为自己的国家带来荣耀。每一块奖牌都代表着运动员的汗水和努力。

文章提到奖牌代表着什么?

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 运动员的汗水和努力 (athletes' sweat and effort)

文章最后一句明确指出“每一块奖牌都代表着运动员的汗水和努力”。(The last sentence of the passage clearly states that 'every medal represents the sweat and effort of the athletes'.)

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 运动员的汗水和努力 (athletes' sweat and effort)

文章最后一句明确指出“每一块奖牌都代表着运动员的汗水和努力”。(The last sentence of the passage clearly states that 'every medal represents the sweat and effort of the athletes'.)

reading B1

李娜为什么是许多中国人的骄傲?

Read this passage:

世界冠军李娜在她的职业生涯中获得了许多奖牌。她不仅是网球运动员的榜样,也是许多中国人的骄傲。她的故事激励了无数年轻人追逐梦想。

李娜为什么是许多中国人的骄傲?

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 因为她获得了许多奖牌 (because she won many medals)

文章中提到“她不仅是网球运动员的榜样,也是许多中国人的骄傲”,这与她“获得了许多奖牌”有关。(The passage mentions that 'she is not only a role model for tennis players, but also the pride of many Chinese people', which is related to her 'winning many medals'.)

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 因为她获得了许多奖牌 (because she won many medals)

文章中提到“她不仅是网球运动员的榜样,也是许多中国人的骄傲”,这与她“获得了许多奖牌”有关。(The passage mentions that 'she is not only a role model for tennis players, but also the pride of many Chinese people', which is related to her 'winning many medals'.)

sentence order B1

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Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 他得了一枚金牌

This sentence structure is subject + verb + object, where '他' is the subject, '得了' is the verb meaning 'obtained', and '一枚金牌' is the object meaning 'a gold medal'.

sentence order B1

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Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 运动员们争夺奖牌

This sentence follows a basic subject-verb-object structure. '运动员们' (athletes) is the subject, '争夺' (compete for) is the verb, and '奖牌' (medals) is the object.

sentence order B1

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Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 她赢得了一枚银牌

The sentence starts with the subject '她' (she), followed by the verb '赢得' (won), and then the object '一枚银牌' (a silver medal).

sentence order B2

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Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 他 赢得 了一枚 金牌

This sentence structure (Subject + Verb + Quantity + Object) is common in Chinese. 他 (he) is the subject, 赢得 (won) is the verb, 一枚 (a, measure word for medals) is the quantity, and 金牌 (gold medal) is the object.

sentence order B2

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Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 她 把 奖牌 挂在 墙上

The '把' structure (Subject + 把 + Object + Verb + Complement) is used to indicate what happens to the object. 她 (she) is the subject, 把 (introduces the object) is the particle, 奖牌 (medal) is the object, 挂在 (hung on) is the verb, and 墙上 (the wall) is the complement indicating location.

sentence order B2

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Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 运动员们 为国 争得了 荣誉 和 奖牌

This sentence structure (Subject + for + Country + Verb + Noun + and + Noun) shows the athletes' achievements. 运动员们 (athletes) is the subject, 为国 (for the country) indicates purpose, 争得了 (won/earned) is the verb, and 荣誉 (honor) 和 (and) 奖牌 (medals) are the earned objects.

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她经过多年的刻苦训练,终于在奥运会上赢得了一枚金色的______。

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 奖牌

金色的 '奖牌' (medal) 是指运动员在比赛中获得的荣誉。'奖品' (prize) 是泛指的奖励物品,'奖状' (certificate of merit) 是一种书面荣誉,'奖励' (reward) 是一个更广泛的概念,不特指比赛中的荣誉物。

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这位老将军一生战功赫赫,胸前挂满了闪亮的______。

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 勋章

在这里,'勋章' (medal of honor) 更贴切地描述了老将军因战功而获得的荣誉。虽然 '奖牌' 也可以指一些军事奖励,但 '勋章' 更常用且更准确地表达了军队中的高级荣誉。'徽章' (badge) 和 '标志' (logo/mark) 都不符合语境。

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为了激励团队成员,公司决定设立年度最佳员工______,以表彰他们的杰出贡献。

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 奖项

年度最佳员工通常会获得一个 '奖项' (award),它是一个泛指的概念,可以包含奖牌、奖状、奖金等。这里设立的是一个 '奖项' 的制度,而不是特指一个 '奖牌'。'荣誉' (honor) 是抽象的,'奖金' (bonus) 是具体的钱财奖励。

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在国际科学奥林匹克竞赛中,他凭借卓越的创新能力,为国家赢得了一枚______。

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 奖牌

科学奥林匹克竞赛通常颁发 '奖牌' (medal) 来表彰获奖者。'奖状' (certificate of merit) 和 '证书' (certificate) 是书面证明,'锦旗' (silk banner as award) 通常用于团体或集体荣誉,不适用于个人竞赛的最高荣誉。

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虽然他没有赢得金牌,但能够获得一枚______,对他来说已经是莫大的鼓励和肯定了。

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 奖牌

即使没有金牌,获得了其他名次的 '奖牌' (medal) 仍然是对运动员表现的认可。'安慰奖' (consolation prize) 通常指非主要奖项,'纪念品' (souvenir) 只是纪念性质的物品,'奖状' (certificate of merit) 是书面形式的,不如奖牌直接代表名次。

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这次比赛竞争异常激烈,每位选手都渴望站上领奖台,将______收入囊中。

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 奖牌

“将 '奖牌' 收入囊中” 是一个形象的说法,表示获得奖牌。'胜利' (victory) 和 '荣誉' (honor) 是抽象概念,不能“收入囊中”。'桂冠' (laurel wreath/championship) 更多指冠军的荣誉,而 '奖牌' 泛指各类名次的实物奖励。

writing C1

你认为在体育比赛中,获得奖牌的意义是什么?

Well written! Good try! Check the sample answer below.

Sample answer

我认为在体育比赛中获得奖牌不仅仅是荣誉的象征,更是对运动员长期努力和付出的认可。这也能鼓励更多人参与体育运动。

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer:
writing C1

描述一次你听说过的,关于运动员获得奖牌的感人故事。

Well written! Good try! Check the sample answer below.

Sample answer

我曾听说一个残疾运动员,她克服了身体的障碍,通过不懈的努力终于在国际比赛中获得了金牌。她的故事激励了无数人,让大家明白只要坚持不懈,没有什么是不可能的。

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer:
writing C1

除了体育比赛,还有哪些场合会颁发奖牌?它们分别代表了什么?

Well written! Good try! Check the sample answer below.

Sample answer

除了体育比赛,学术界也会颁发奖牌,比如诺贝尔奖,代表对人类知识的巨大贡献。军事领域也有军功奖牌,表彰英勇的战士。它们都代表了对杰出成就的认可和表彰。

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer:
reading C1

根据这段文字,奥运会奖牌对于运动员意味着什么?

Read this passage:

奥运会是全球最具影响力的综合性体育赛事,每四年举办一次。运动员们为了获得一枚奖牌,需要付出常人难以想象的努力和汗水。这枚小小的奖牌不仅代表着個人的荣誉,更承载着国家和民族的希望。许多运动员即使退役多年,也会珍藏着他们的奖牌,因为那是他们青春和梦想的见证。

根据这段文字,奥运会奖牌对于运动员意味着什么?

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: B

这段文字明确指出,奖牌代表个人的荣誉、国家和民族的希望,以及青春和梦想的见证。

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: B

这段文字明确指出,奖牌代表个人的荣誉、国家和民族的希望,以及青春和梦想的见证。

reading C1

这段文字暗示了科学竞赛中的奖牌有什么作用?

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在一些国际科学竞赛中,优胜者也会被授予奖牌。这些奖牌不仅仅是对他们学术成就的肯定,更是鼓励他们继续在科学领域深耕的动力。许多获得科学奖牌的年轻学子,在未来的职业生涯中都成为了各自领域的佼佼者,为社会的发展做出了重要贡献。

这段文字暗示了科学竞赛中的奖牌有什么作用?

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: C

文中提到,奖牌是对学术成就的肯定,也是鼓励他们继续深耕的动力,说明了其双重作用。

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: C

文中提到,奖牌是对学术成就的肯定,也是鼓励他们继续深耕的动力,说明了其双重作用。

reading C1

根据这段文字,获得体育奖牌需要具备哪些条件?

Read this passage:

体育赛场上的奖牌是无数运动员梦寐以求的最高荣誉。然而,并不是所有优秀的运动员都能在职业生涯中获得奖牌。这使得每一枚奖牌都显得弥足珍贵。获得奖牌的运动员,往往需要具备超凡的毅力、精湛的技术以及良好的心理素质。

根据这段文字,获得体育奖牌需要具备哪些条件?

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: C

文中明确指出,获得奖牌的运动员往往需要具备超凡的毅力、精湛的技术以及良好的心理素质。

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: C

文中明确指出,获得奖牌的运动员往往需要具备超凡的毅力、精湛的技术以及良好的心理素质。

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她为国争光,赢得了一枚奥运___。

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 奖牌

句子中提到“赢得了一枚奥运”,奥运会通常颁发的是奖牌。

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经过多年的刻苦训练,他终于在世界大赛上获得了金___。

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 奖牌

“金___”与“获得”搭配,此处指在比赛中获得的荣誉,最合适的词是“金牌”,因此选择“奖牌”。

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这次国际象棋比赛的胜者将获得一枚独一无二的纪念___。

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 奖牌

“纪念___”通常指具有纪念意义的牌状物,这里指比赛的奖励,最符合语境的是“奖牌”。

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运动员们在比赛结束后,自豪地展示着他们的___。

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 奖牌

运动员比赛后自豪地展示的是他们获得的荣誉象征,即“奖牌”。

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他虽然没有拿到金___,但他顽强拼搏的精神同样值得称赞。

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 奖牌

“金___”与比赛和运动员拼搏精神相关,最常用的是“金牌”,所以选择“奖牌”。

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这次马拉松比赛,所有完成赛程的选手都将获得一枚完赛___。

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 奖牌

马拉松比赛中,完成赛程的选手通常会获得一枚“完赛奖牌”。

multiple choice C2

她凭借非凡的技艺,在国际大赛上屡获佳绩,最终为国家赢得了无数枚宝贵的___。

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 奖牌

句子中提到在国际大赛上赢得荣誉,'奖牌'最符合语境。

multiple choice C2

为了激励运动员奋勇拼搏,组委会特地设计了一款独具匠心的___,以表彰他们的杰出表现。

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 奖牌

此处是指为了表彰运动员的杰出表现而设计的荣誉物品,'奖牌'是常见的形式。

multiple choice C2

这位老将军一生戎马,为国家立下赫赫战功,胸前挂满了闪耀的___,那是他荣誉的象征。

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: 奖章

虽然'奖牌'和'奖章'都有荣誉的含义,但形容将军的功绩,'勋章'或'奖章'更恰当,考虑到选项,'奖章'更侧重于个人荣誉。

true false C2

获得奥运会奖牌是每一位运动员的终极梦想,因为它代表了他们在体育领域取得的最高成就。

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: True

这句话准确描述了奥运奖牌对于运动员的意义和象征。

true false C2

在某些国际竞赛中,参赛者即使表现出色,也可能因为没有达到特定标准而无法获得奖牌,这说明奖牌的授予是极其严格的。

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: True

这句话表明奖牌的获得条件是严格的,不是所有表现出色者都能得到。

true false C2

“奖牌”一词只能用来指代体育竞赛中颁发的金属牌,不能用于其他任何形式的奖励。

Correct! Not quite. Correct answer: False

“奖牌”通常指体育竞赛的金属牌,但广义上也可以指其他竞赛或成就的荣誉标志。

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