Prevailed Meaning in English
word · lemma: prevail
pɹiˈveɪɫd/, /pɹɪˈveɪɫd
pri-VAYLD
pɹɪvˈeɪld
pri-VAYLD
التعريف
Means to have won or succeeded after a struggle, or to be most common or widespread in a situation.
الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة
A formal verb, often used for situations involving effort, conflict, or endurance ('justice prevailed'). Can also describe ideas/customs that become dominant ('old traditions prevailed'). Not used for simple winning—prefer 'win' for sports games.
Spanish: prevalecer - imponerse - ganarPortuguese (BR): prevalecer - vencer - predominarPortuguese (PT): prevalecer - vencer - predominarChinese (Simplified): 占上风 - 盛行 - 胜出Chinese (Traditional): 占上風 - 盛行 - 勝出Hindi: हावी होना - जीतना - प्रचलित होनाArabic: سادت - انتصرت - غلبتBengali: জয়ী হওয়া - প্রভাব বিস্তার করাRussian: восторжествовать - преобладатьJapanese: 勝利した - 支配的だったVietnamese: chiếm ưu thế - chiến thắngKorean: 승리하다 - 우세하다Turkish: üstün gelmek - galip gelmekUrdu: غالب آنا - کامیاب ہوناIndonesian: berjaya - menguasai
جمل نموذجية
Justice finally prevailed in the end.
basic
After hours of discussion, her opinion prevailed.
basic
Peace prevailed throughout the country last year.
basic
Despite the challenges, hope prevailed among the people.
natural
Common sense prevailed and they canceled the trip due to bad weather.
natural
In the debate, cooler heads prevailed and the argument ended peacefully.
natural