Definition of EGOT in English:

EGOT

noun ˈiːɡɒtˈiɡɑt

US informal

The achievement of having won all four of the major American entertainment awards (i.e. an Emmy, a Grammy, an Oscar, and a Tony)
she'll be halfway to her EGOT if she wins the Oscar
as modifier he will become the youngest member of the super-elite EGOT club if his song wins tonight
Example sentencesExamples
- He is one of only 11 EGOT winners.
- He is in a position to become only the third composer to ever win the EGOT.
- One of the most famous celebrities to win the EGOT was actress Audrey Hepburn.
- The EGOT award is the ultimate achievement in the entertainment industry.
- At age 39, he is now the youngest EGOT winner by several years.
- She is just an Oscar away from achieving EGOT status.
- Only two people to date have won an EGOT and a Pulitzer Prize.
- Her winning an EGOT is a reminder that despite some of her less successful ventures, she actually has an impressive body of work behind her.
- Seriously? Despite the EGOT, no one is sending her scripts?
- She talked about being just two awards away from the grand slam of the entertainment industry—the EGOT.

Origin

1980s: from the initial letters of Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, and Tony. Coined by the American actor Philip Michael Thomas, the term was popularized in the early 21st century by the television comedy series 30 Rock.

Definition of EGOT in US English:

EGOT

nounˈēɡätˈiɡɑt

US informal

The achievement of having won all four of the major American entertainment awards (i.e. an Emmy, a Grammy, an Oscar, and a Tony)
she'll be halfway to her EGOT if she wins the Oscar
as modifier he will become the youngest member of the super-elite EGOT club if his song wins tonight
Example sentencesExamples
- Seriously? Despite the EGOT, no one is sending her scripts?
- He is one of only 11 EGOT winners.
- Her winning an EGOT is a reminder that despite some of her less successful ventures, she actually has an impressive body of work behind her.
- The EGOT award is the ultimate achievement in the entertainment industry.
- Only two people to date have won an EGOT and a Pulitzer Prize.
- She is just an Oscar away from achieving EGOT status.
- One of the most famous celebrities to win the EGOT was actress Audrey Hepburn.
- She talked about being just two awards away from the grand slam of the entertainment industry—the EGOT.
- He is in a position to become only the third composer to ever win the EGOT.
- At age 39, he is now the youngest EGOT winner by several years.

单词	EGOT
释义	Definition of EGOT in English: EGOT noun ˈiːɡɒtˈiɡɑt US informal The achievement of having won all four of the major American entertainment awards (i.e. an Emmy, a Grammy, an Oscar, and a Tony) she'll be halfway to her EGOT if she wins the Oscar as modifier he will become the youngest member of the super-elite EGOT club if his song wins tonight Example sentencesExamples He is one of only 11 EGOT winners. He is in a position to become only the third composer to ever win the EGOT. One of the most famous celebrities to win the EGOT was actress Audrey Hepburn. The EGOT award is the ultimate achievement in the entertainment industry. At age 39, he is now the youngest EGOT winner by several years. She is just an Oscar away from achieving EGOT status. Only two people to date have won an EGOT and a Pulitzer Prize. Her winning an EGOT is a reminder that despite some of her less successful ventures, she actually has an impressive body of work behind her. Seriously? Despite the EGOT, no one is sending her scripts? She talked about being just two awards away from the grand slam of the entertainment industry—the EGOT. Origin 1980s: from the initial letters of Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, and Tony. Coined by the American actor Philip Michael Thomas, the term was popularized in the early 21st century by the television comedy series 30 Rock. Definition of EGOT in US English: EGOT nounˈēɡätˈiɡɑt US informal The achievement of having won all four of the major American entertainment awards (i.e. an Emmy, a Grammy, an Oscar, and a Tony) she'll be halfway to her EGOT if she wins the Oscar as modifier he will become the youngest member of the super-elite EGOT club if his song wins tonight Example sentencesExamples Seriously? Despite the EGOT, no one is sending her scripts? He is one of only 11 EGOT winners. Her winning an EGOT is a reminder that despite some of her less successful ventures, she actually has an impressive body of work behind her. The EGOT award is the ultimate achievement in the entertainment industry. Only two people to date have won an EGOT and a Pulitzer Prize. She is just an Oscar away from achieving EGOT status. One of the most famous celebrities to win the EGOT was actress Audrey Hepburn. She talked about being just two awards away from the grand slam of the entertainment industry—the EGOT. He is in a position to become only the third composer to ever win the EGOT. At age 39, he is now the youngest EGOT winner by several years. Origin 1980s: from the initial letters of Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, and Tony. Coined by the American actor Philip Michael Thomas, the term was popularized in the early 21st century by the television comedy series 30 Rock.
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