silverware

English edit

From silver +‎ -ware.

silverware (countable and uncountable, plural silverwares)

Anything made from silver.
Anything with a silvery colour. (Can we add an example for this sense?)
(US, Atlantic Canada) Knives, forks and spoons.
Synonyms: (UK, Australia, Canada) cutlery, (US) flatware
(sports) Trophies, success in a competition.
- February 2008, BBC Sport - Ramos takes centre stage
  How different it was at Wembley as Ramos confirmed his reputation as a relentless pursuer of silverware by giving Spurs their first trophy in nine years.
- 2011 January 22, Ian Hughes, “Arsenal 3 - 0 Wigan”, in BBC‎^[1]:
  The performance was a sign of real intent for Arsenal as they continue their pursuit for silverware on four fronts - and with Van Persie firing on all cylinders, the odds look good on them winning a first trophy since 2005.

anything made from silver

(US) knives, forks and spoons

Albanian: argjendurina (sq) ?
Chinese:
Mandarin: 刀，叉和勺子 (dāo, chā hé sháozi)
Czech: příbor (cs) m
Dutch: tafelzilver (nl) n, bestek (nl) n
Finnish: aterimet (fi) pl
French: argenterie (fr) f, couverts (fr) m pl
German: Tafelsilber (de) n, Essbesteck (de) n
Greek: ασημικά (el) n pl (asimiká), αργυρά σκεύη n pl (argyrá skévi)
Hungarian: evőeszközök (hu) pl
Italian: argenteria (it) f
Japanese: 銀器 (ぎんき, ginki)
Korean: 은제품 (eunjepum)
Portuguese: talher (pt) m
Russian: столо́вые прибо́ры m pl (stolóvyje pribóry), прибо́ры (ru) m pl (pribóry)
Slovak: príbor m (singular only)
Spanish: cubiertos (es) m pl, servicio (es)
Ukrainian: столо́ві прибо́ри (stolóvi prybóry), кухо́нне прила́ддя n (kuxónne pryláddja)
Yiddish: זילבערוואַרג n (zilbervarg)