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league table

n
1. a tabulated comparison of clubs or teams competing in a sporting league
2. (Statistics) a set of statistics used to compare the performance of a number of individuals, groups, or institutions: a league table of examination results.
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Translations

league table

n (Ftbl) → classifica del campionato
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