The word **夺冠 (duóguàn)** is formed through the combination of two meaningful characters: **夺 (duó)**, which means "to seize," "to take," or "to win," and **冠 (guàn)**, which in this context means "crown" or "championship title." Together, they create a verb-object compound where the action of "seizing" is directed at the object "the crown," thus conveying the figurative meaning "to win the championship" or "to claim the top prize." This formation is logically transparent and common in Chinese, where two monosyllabic morphemes combine to express a specific, often idiomatic, concept—in this case, the ultimate victory in a competition.