Pronunciation: /trʌmp/
noun a successful person who has a great deal of power or influence
A1 I played a trump card to win the game.
A2 She always carries a trump in her deck of cards.
B1 The trump in the band is known for his incredible trumpet skills.
B2 The politician used his influence as a trump to pass the new legislation.
C1 The company CEO was seen as a trump in the business world, making strategic decisions that led to success.
C2 Her ability to negotiate deals and make profitable investments earned her a reputation as a trump in the financial industry.
verb to produce a sound loudly and forcefully, like a trumpet
A1 I trumped my opponent in the card game.
A2 She trumped her coworker's idea with a better solution.
B1 The new evidence trumped the previous theory.
B2 The team's hard work trumped all obstacles to win the championship.
C1 His charisma and leadership skills trumped all other candidates in the election.
C2 The company's innovative approach trumped its competitors in the market.
formal The trump card in negotiations is always keeping a cool head.
informal I heard that Sarah's new promotion is a real trump for her career.
slang Did you see that guy's new car? It's totally trump!
figurative Her infectious laughter was the trump that lifted everyone's spirits.
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