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Ladder blue Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

NBA

Hi, Basketball isn't very popular in Poland so I'd like to ask a question connected to the sport. There's a thing in NBA like "winner-take-all game." Can anyone tell me what does it mean? I tried to find information on the Internet but it was all in vain. I know that this topic isn't connected to grammar or anything but it really grinds my gears Emotion: sad.

  

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"Winner-take-all" is not particularly related to basketball. It can apply to any game or sport. It means that there is only one prize - first place.

  • "Winner-take-all" is not particularly related to basketball.
  • It can apply to any game or sport.
  • It means that there is only one prize - first place.
  • The second-place team gets nothing.
  • Olympic games are not winner-take-all.
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"Winner-take-all" is not particularly related to basketball. It can apply to any game or sport.

It means that there is only one prize - first place. The second-place team gets nothing.

Olympic games are not winner-take-all. There is the gold medal for first place, silver for second, and bronze for third.

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