Like a champ Meaning in English
expression
ˈɫaɪk/ /ˈeɪ/, /ə/ /ˈtʃæmp
LYKE-uh-CHAMP
lˈaɪk/ /æɪ/ /tʃˈæmp
LYKE-uh-CHAMP
Definition
To do something very well, confidently, or without any problems, usually with skill, strength, or a positive attitude.
Usage & Nuances
Informal and friendly. Used to praise someone's impressive way of handling a situation or task, especially when it's tough. Often follows verbs: 'handled it like a champ.' Related to 'champion.' Can be used sincerely or, less commonly, jokingly.
Spanish: como un campeónPortuguese (BR): como um campeãoPortuguese (PT): como um campeãoChinese (Simplified): 像冠军一样Chinese (Traditional): 像冠軍一樣Hindi: चैंपियन की तरहArabic: مثل البطلBengali: চ্যাম্পিয়নের মতো - দুর্দান্তভাবেRussian: как чемпионJapanese: チャンピオンのようにVietnamese: như một nhà vô địchKorean: 챔피언처럼Turkish: şampiyon gibiUrdu: چیمپئن کی طرحIndonesian: seperti juara
Example Sentences
She finished her homework like a champ.
basic
He took the shot like a champ.
basic
You handled the bad news like a champ.
basic
After the surgery, she bounced back like a champ.
natural
He answered all the tough questions like a champ during the interview.
natural
Even when she slipped, she got up like a champ and kept going.
natural