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Fadysandy Posted 16 years ago
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Champion & athlete
What's the difference between: champion & athlete
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An athlete is not necessarily a champion. He's only one if he wins a prize ( for example olympia). An athlete is a very sporty person, who often attends competitions and can thus be a champion.
- An athlete is not necessarily a champion.
- He's only one if he wins a prize ( for example olympia).
- An athlete is a very sporty person, who often attends competitions and can thus be a champion.
- But there are other arts of champion (not in sport).
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An athlete is not necessarily a champion. He's only one if he wins a prize ( for example olympia).
An athlete is a very sporty person, who often attends competitions and can thus be a champion. But there are other arts of champion (not in sport).
An athlete is a very sporty person, who often attends competitions and can thus be a champion. But there are other arts of champion (not in sport).
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