Definition of World Cup in English:

World Cup

noun

1A competition between teams from several countries in a sport, in particular an international soccer tournament held every four years.
世界杯，（尤指每四年举行一次的足球）世界杯（指比赛）
1. 1.1 A trophy awarded for a World Cup.
  世界杯（指奖杯）
  Example sentencesExamples
  And yet, somehow, after that, it was decided that England was ready to host a World Cup.
  This is the fifth rematch within a World Cup, and Brazil will have been in three of them.
  Motivation hardly seems necessary for a World Cup final but for them there is an added incentive.
  What appeared to be the turning point for him was when he failed to turn up for a World Cup qualifying match in Albania.
  To win a World Cup you need a few players to chip in with goals, not just rely on one player to get five or six.
  If that meant dropping out of a World Cup, that was what Calvin would have wanted.
  Whenever there is a World Cup or European Championship, Tom is unashamedly first to the plane.
  The pity is, a few of these players may never get another chance to feature in a World Cup final.
  With nine men and five women this is the first time Great Britain has fielded a full team at a World Cup event.
  There is a depth to the European Championship that cannot even be found at a World Cup.
  To survive that long would mean one more tour of Australia and a World Cup in South Africa.
  He is a special player and setting a World Cup record is a marvellous achievement.
  Not many coaches have led a team into the quarter-finals of a World Cup, so I'm satisfied.
  You must take your best players to a World Cup if you want to have any chance of winning it.
  You wouldn't have thought these teams are on the verge of a World Cup semi-final.
  When was the last time an England coach had to warn his players of the danger of complacency in a World Cup qualifier?
  France play the Republic of Ireland in a World Cup qualifying game in Paris.
  The ambitions for a World Cup final, though, are larger than the match itself is ever likely to be.
  The one small mercy to be thankful for was that this was not a World Cup qualifier.
  It seems like it takes a World Cup or an Olympic Games for this country to realise how far behind the rest of the sporting world we are.

Definition of World Cup in US English:

World Cup

nounˈˌwər(ə)ld ˈkəpˈˌwər(ə)ld ˈkəp

1A sports competition between teams from several countries, in particular an international soccer tournament held every four years.
世界杯，（尤指每四年举行一次的足球）世界杯（指比赛）
1. 1.1 A trophy awarded in a sports competition between teams from several countries.
  Example sentencesExamples
  It seems like it takes a World Cup or an Olympic Games for this country to realise how far behind the rest of the sporting world we are.
  To survive that long would mean one more tour of Australia and a World Cup in South Africa.
  To win a World Cup you need a few players to chip in with goals, not just rely on one player to get five or six.
  This is the fifth rematch within a World Cup, and Brazil will have been in three of them.
  If that meant dropping out of a World Cup, that was what Calvin would have wanted.
  Motivation hardly seems necessary for a World Cup final but for them there is an added incentive.
  Whenever there is a World Cup or European Championship, Tom is unashamedly first to the plane.
  You wouldn't have thought these teams are on the verge of a World Cup semi-final.
  There is a depth to the European Championship that cannot even be found at a World Cup.
  The one small mercy to be thankful for was that this was not a World Cup qualifier.
  He is a special player and setting a World Cup record is a marvellous achievement.
  You must take your best players to a World Cup if you want to have any chance of winning it.
  France play the Republic of Ireland in a World Cup qualifying game in Paris.
  When was the last time an England coach had to warn his players of the danger of complacency in a World Cup qualifier?
  The pity is, a few of these players may never get another chance to feature in a World Cup final.
  With nine men and five women this is the first time Great Britain has fielded a full team at a World Cup event.
  The ambitions for a World Cup final, though, are larger than the match itself is ever likely to be.
  What appeared to be the turning point for him was when he failed to turn up for a World Cup qualifying match in Albania.
  And yet, somehow, after that, it was decided that England was ready to host a World Cup.
  Not many coaches have led a team into the quarter-finals of a World Cup, so I'm satisfied.

词汇	World Cup
释义	Definition of World Cup in English: World Cup noun 1A competition between teams from several countries in a sport, in particular an international soccer tournament held every four years. 世界杯，（尤指每四年举行一次的足球）世界杯（指比赛） 1.1 A trophy awarded for a World Cup. 世界杯（指奖杯） Example sentencesExamples And yet, somehow, after that, it was decided that England was ready to host a World Cup. This is the fifth rematch within a World Cup, and Brazil will have been in three of them. Motivation hardly seems necessary for a World Cup final but for them there is an added incentive. What appeared to be the turning point for him was when he failed to turn up for a World Cup qualifying match in Albania. To win a World Cup you need a few players to chip in with goals, not just rely on one player to get five or six. If that meant dropping out of a World Cup, that was what Calvin would have wanted. Whenever there is a World Cup or European Championship, Tom is unashamedly first to the plane. The pity is, a few of these players may never get another chance to feature in a World Cup final. With nine men and five women this is the first time Great Britain has fielded a full team at a World Cup event. There is a depth to the European Championship that cannot even be found at a World Cup. To survive that long would mean one more tour of Australia and a World Cup in South Africa. He is a special player and setting a World Cup record is a marvellous achievement. Not many coaches have led a team into the quarter-finals of a World Cup, so I'm satisfied. You must take your best players to a World Cup if you want to have any chance of winning it. You wouldn't have thought these teams are on the verge of a World Cup semi-final. When was the last time an England coach had to warn his players of the danger of complacency in a World Cup qualifier? France play the Republic of Ireland in a World Cup qualifying game in Paris. The ambitions for a World Cup final, though, are larger than the match itself is ever likely to be. The one small mercy to be thankful for was that this was not a World Cup qualifier. It seems like it takes a World Cup or an Olympic Games for this country to realise how far behind the rest of the sporting world we are. Definition of World Cup in US English: World Cup nounˈˌwər(ə)ld ˈkəpˈˌwər(ə)ld ˈkəp 1A sports competition between teams from several countries, in particular an international soccer tournament held every four years. 世界杯，（尤指每四年举行一次的足球）世界杯（指比赛） 1.1 A trophy awarded in a sports competition between teams from several countries. Example sentencesExamples It seems like it takes a World Cup or an Olympic Games for this country to realise how far behind the rest of the sporting world we are. To survive that long would mean one more tour of Australia and a World Cup in South Africa. To win a World Cup you need a few players to chip in with goals, not just rely on one player to get five or six. This is the fifth rematch within a World Cup, and Brazil will have been in three of them. If that meant dropping out of a World Cup, that was what Calvin would have wanted. Motivation hardly seems necessary for a World Cup final but for them there is an added incentive. Whenever there is a World Cup or European Championship, Tom is unashamedly first to the plane. You wouldn't have thought these teams are on the verge of a World Cup semi-final. There is a depth to the European Championship that cannot even be found at a World Cup. The one small mercy to be thankful for was that this was not a World Cup qualifier. He is a special player and setting a World Cup record is a marvellous achievement. You must take your best players to a World Cup if you want to have any chance of winning it. France play the Republic of Ireland in a World Cup qualifying game in Paris. When was the last time an England coach had to warn his players of the danger of complacency in a World Cup qualifier? The pity is, a few of these players may never get another chance to feature in a World Cup final. With nine men and five women this is the first time Great Britain has fielded a full team at a World Cup event. The ambitions for a World Cup final, though, are larger than the match itself is ever likely to be. What appeared to be the turning point for him was when he failed to turn up for a World Cup qualifying match in Albania. And yet, somehow, after that, it was decided that England was ready to host a World Cup. Not many coaches have led a team into the quarter-finals of a World Cup, so I'm satisfied.
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