medal
పతకాన్ని
definition
verb
Norwegian athletes medaled in 12 of the 14 events
earn a medal, especially in an athletic contest.
noun
Pope John Paul II has awarded a medal of distinction to a Sutton woman who has given her life to the service of the church, the young and the needy.
a metal disk with an inscription or design, made to commemorate an event or awarded as a distinction to someone such as a soldier, athlete, or scholar.
translation of 'medal'
పతకం
example
she was a 'medal' winner in 2000
No 'medal' was awarded on Friday as the events were still at the qualifying stage.
'medal' for gallantry
Pope John Paul II has awarded a 'medal' of distinction to a Sutton woman who has given her life to the service of the church, the young and the needy.
This week her work was recognised when she was awarded the prestigious 'medal' of the Order of Mercy from the League of Mercy.
commemorative 'medal'
The 'medal' was awarded to airmen involved in enemy contact.
My grandfather's 'medals' were awarded for his service with the St John Ambulance Brigade during the Boer War.
A member of our own Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment received 'medallic' recognition of his acts of bravery in saving members of his own platoon.
Cabinets of coins, 'medals' , and bronze statuettes became a characteristic feature of German princely collections.
As a United States Mint 'medallic' sculptor, he will create and submit coinage and medal designs, and work models, hubs and dies.
Most of it was devoted to the award of 'medals' in the Falklands War.
Purple Heart 'medals' are awarded to nine soldiers who suffered wounds in Iraq.
He was awarded numerous 'medals' and attained the rank of Lieutenant before discharging in 1970.
The team also picked up five silver and three bronze team 'medals' at the event.
I will train for better results but I don't think too much about 'medals' .
The directory will include sculptors, collectors, scholars, manufacturers, and all members in general, featuring content on 'medallic' art.
The Thomason Medallic Bible is a set of sixty medals struck in 1830 that captures the essence of the entire Holy Bible in 'medallic' art.
Britain doubled their medal haul in Paris after scooping two 'medals' on the final day of the World Championships.
These 'medals' were awarded in bronze for having four children, silver for six, and gold for eight.
To see the joy on so many young faces when presented with 'medals' and awards was reward enough.
The three people who made the team are very good athletes and they all are capable of 'medalling' for us in Athens.
The Sloane model seems to be intimately connected with a rare medal of Doria, which has been described as ‘perhaps the most beautiful’ of all his 'medallic' portraits.
No service member is entitled to wear all three 'medals' for the same act, achievement or period of service.
Jewelry and 107 'medals' and awards were also stolen from the apartment.
Player of the Year awards and team 'medals' will be presented on the night.
The 'medals' were awarded to individuals who had been nominated by others in their communities.
Thomas had won many 'medals' and awards in both handball and football.
Holland have only 'medalled' three times at the world outdoor championships.
The show garden section has been expanded, and the event awarded its own 'medals' for the first time this year.
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