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brass ring

 

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Noun brass ring has 1 sense
  1. brass ring - a rich opportunity or a prize; "he missed the brass ring at the Miami convention"
    --1 is a kind of
    opportunity, chance

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Brass Ring

Noun:

1. A small circular ring made of brass or brass-colored metal, often used as a decoration or in a game.

Example sentence: She proudly displayed her collection of brass rings on the wall.

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2. A metaphorical expression referring to a highly desirable goal or achievement.

Example sentence: In her pursuit of success, she reached for the brass ring at every opportunity.

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Verb:

1. To strive for or attempt to achieve a significant goal or prize.

Example sentence: They decided to brass ring their way through the obstacle course.

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Adjective:

1. Referring to something popular or favored by a specific group or locality.

Example sentence: The brass ring dish is a local favorite at the neighborhood bakery.

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Idioms:

1. "Grab/Reach for the brass ring": To strive for an ambitious goal or reward.

Example sentence: He always encourages his students to grab for the brass ring and excel in their studies.

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2. "Let someone else get the brass ring": To allow someone else to take advantage of an opportunity.

Example sentence: She selflessly stepped back, letting her colleague get the brass ring this time.

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