championed

vt.

为…而斗争，捍卫，声援（champion的过去式与过去分词形式）；

olympic champion奥运冠军；奥林匹克冠军

defending champion卫冕冠军

open champion 公开(锦标)赛冠军 , 自由竞争的优胜者

reigning world champion卫冕世界冠军

1. He is a champion of women's rights.
   他是妇女权利的卫士.
2. He is the undisputed champion.
   他是无可争辩的冠军。
3. He is a champion at writing familiar essays.
   他是写小品文的好手。
4. Every absurdity have a champion to defend it.
   任何谬论都拥有拥护它的斗士。

1. He is forced to champion unpopular causes.
   他被迫去支持一些不得人心的事业。
2. He has always championed the cause of gay rights.
   他一直在为争取同性恋者的权利而斗争。

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