Win Meaning in English
word
/ˈwɪn/
win
/wˈɪn/
win
التعريف
To succeed in a competition, game, or argument; to get something as a prize or by being the best.
الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة
Very common in both formal and informal English. Often used in phrases such as 'win a prize', 'win the game', and 'win someone's heart'. Do not confuse with 'earn' (for work/salary) or 'gain' (for gradual accumulation). 'Win' can be used metaphorically: 'win an argument', 'win respect'.
Spanish: ganarPortuguese (BR): ganharPortuguese (PT): ganharChinese (Simplified): 赢Chinese (Traditional): 贏Hindi: जीतनाArabic: يفوزBengali: জেতা - অর্জন করা (প্রতিযোগিতায়)Russian: выиграть - победитьJapanese: 勝つVietnamese: thắngKorean: 이기다Turkish: kazanmakUrdu: جیتناIndonesian: menang
جمل نموذجية
Did your team win the match?
basic
She hopes to win a scholarship.
basic
You can win if you try your best.
basic
It’s tough to win an argument with her.
natural
He just wants to win at everything, even small games.
natural
Sometimes, you don't have to win to feel proud of yourself.
natural