Wining Meaning in English

word · lemma: win

US

ˈwaɪnɪŋ

WAI-ning

UK

wˈaɪnɪŋ

WAI-ning

Definition

'Wining' is the present participle of 'win' and describes the act of being in the process of achieving victory or success at that moment.

Usage & Nuances

'Wining' is used when describing someone or something in the process of winning, often paired with 'is/are/am'. Do not confuse with 'whining' (complaining). Common in sports and competitions: 'is wining the game'. Not often used as a noun or adjective.

• Spanish: ganar (forma continua) - triunfar (forma continua)
• Portuguese (BR): vencendo - ganhando (forma contínua)
• Portuguese (PT): a ganhar - a vencer (forma contínua)
• Chinese (Simplified): 正在赢（进行时）
• Chinese (Traditional): 正在贏（進行時）
• Hindi: जीत रहा/रही है (क्रिया का वर्तमान काल)
• Arabic: يَفوز (بصيغة الاستمرارية)
• Bengali: জিতছে
• Russian: выигрывает - побеждает
• Japanese: 勝っている
• Vietnamese: đang thắng
• Korean: 이기고 있다
• Turkish: kazanıyor
• Urdu: جیت رہا ہے - جیت رہی ہے - جیت رہے ہیں
• Indonesian: sedang menang

Example Sentences

She is wining the race.

basic

Our team is wining this game.

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He is wining because he practiced a lot.

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Looks like she’s wining by a mile!

natural

Are you really wining or just getting lucky?

natural

They’re always wining when it matters most.

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