Pronunciation: /bluː ˈrɪbən/
noun a prize or distinction awarded for excellence
A1 I won a blue ribbon at the school sports day.
A2 The blue ribbon on the gift made it look extra special.
B1 She proudly displayed her blue ribbon for winning first place in the competition.
B2 The blue ribbon was a symbol of excellence and achievement in the competition.
C1 The blue ribbon was a prestigious award given to the top performer in the event.
C2 The blue ribbon represented the highest honor one could receive in the competition.
adjective having a blue color or of the highest quality
A1 The blue ribbon cake won first place at the baking competition.
A2 She tied a blue ribbon around her suitcase to easily spot it at the airport.
B1 The blue ribbon solution to the problem was presented by the team.
B2 The blue ribbon quality of the product was evident in its durability and performance.
C1 The blue ribbon performance by the orchestra left the audience in awe.
C2 The blue ribbon service provided by the hotel exceeded all expectations.
formal The blue ribbon was awarded to the top student in the academic competition.
informal I heard that Sarah won the blue ribbon for her amazing baking skills.
slang Check out that blue ribbon on the fastest car in the race!
figurative She always strives for the blue ribbon in everything she does.
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