Connexion
an award made of gold or gold-colored metal, given to the winner of a race or competition to symbolize their victory
médaille d'or
a recognition awarded to the second-place finisher in a competition or sporting event
médaille d'argent
a recognition awarded to the third-place finisher in a competition or sporting event
médaille de bronze
a structure used in sports competitions consisting of three adjacent platforms of different levels, on which winners stand to receive their awards
podium
a flat piece of metal, typically of the size and shape of a large coin, given to the winner of a competition or to someone who has done an act of bravery in war, etc.
médaille
a board that displays the score in a contest or game
tableau d'affichage
the best performance or result, or the highest or lowest level that has ever been reached, especially in sport
record
a second-place result in a competition or event
deuxième place
the numerical position or order of teams and individuals based on their performance in a competition or over a period of time
classement
the line that marks the end of a race or competition
ligne d'arrivée
an athlete or horse that excels when maintaining the lead position in a race
cavalier de tête
(in some sports) an occasion in which a player manages to score three times in a single game of soccer, hockey, etc.
triplé
a belt that signifies a high rank or level of proficiency achieved through training and testing in martial arts
ceinture noire
a race in which two or more competitors finish at the exact same time
ex æquo
to gain a point, goal, etc. in a game, competition, or sport
marquer
the amount of prize money or earnings awarded to winners or participants in a competition
dotation
a result of a race that competitors are extremely close, requiring photographic evidence to determine the winner
arrivée à la photo
(in games and sports) a disadvantage that a team or player is given for violating a rule
pénalité
a rule violation where a player is positioned improperly, usually ahead of the ball or puck, in a way that is not allowed
hors-jeu
to step onto the playing area, like a field or stage, especially in sports or performances
entrer sur le terrain
an individual, team, etc. who is regarded as weaker compared to others and has little chance of success as a result
opprimés
a trophy awarded to the winner of a championship, typically in combat sports like boxing and wrestling
ceinture de champion
(martial arts) a belt that signifies an advanced level of proficiency, just below the black belt
ceinture marron
(martial arts) a belt that signifies an intermediate level of proficiency and skill development
ceinture violette
(martial arts) a belt signifying an intermediate level of proficiency that is just below the purple belt
ceinture bleue
(martial arts) a belt that represents a level of proficiency above beginner, often indicating intermediate skills and knowledge
ceinture verte
(martial arts) a belt that signifies a beginner level of proficiency, above white and yellow belts
ceinture orange
a belt that signifies a beginner's rank in martial arts, indicating the starting level of proficiency
ceinture blanche
the act of successfully putting the ball into the opponent's goal to score points
marquage de buts
a rule where the first goal scored in extra time immediately ends the game and determines the winner
but en or
a card raised by the referee that removes a player from the game
carton rouge
a warning card issued to a player for a less serious offense in sports like soccer
carton jaune
the championship trophy awarded annually to the National Hockey League playoff winner
Coupe Stanley
to achieve the best result in something, particularly in sports, competition, etc.
établir
not ranking, indicating a participant did not finish in a top position or win a prize
non placé
a decisive victory in which a team or player achieves consecutive wins in any game, contest, or other similar events
victoire totale
(in sports) to be unable to get a win against the opposing team
perdre
to occupy or hold a specific rank or standing in a race or competition
courir
