Win over Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈwɪn/ /ˈoʊvɝ

WIN OH-ver

UK

wˈɪn/ /ˈəʊvɐ

WIN OH-vuh

परिभाषा

To persuade someone to support you or agree with your idea, often by making them like or trust you.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

Commonly used to describe gradually changing someone's opinion or feelings, especially in professional or personal relationships. Typical objects: 'win over the audience', 'win her/him/them over'. More persuasive than forceful. Do not confuse with 'win' meaning victory in a competition.

• Spanish: convencer - ganarse (a alguien)
• Portuguese (BR): convencer - conquistar (alguém)
• Portuguese (PT): convencer - conquistar (alguém)
• Chinese (Simplified): 说服 - 赢得（某人）
• Chinese (Traditional): 說服 - 贏得（某人）
• Hindi: मनवाना - विश्वास जीतना
• Arabic: إقناع - كسب (شخص ما)
• Bengali: মন জয় করা - পক্ষপাতিত্ব করানো
• Russian: расположить к себе - убедить
• Japanese: 味方につける - 心をつかむ
• Vietnamese: thuyết phục - lấy lòng
• Korean: 마음을 얻다 - 호감을 사다
• Turkish: ikna etmek - kendine çekmek
• Urdu: قائل کرنا - حمایت حاصل کرنا
• Indonesian: memenangkan hati - meyakinkan

उदाहरण वाक्य

She tried to win over her classmates with kindness.

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He needed to win over his boss to get the promotion.

basic

Good arguments can help you win over people who disagree with you.

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It took months to win over the local community, but now they fully support the project.

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She eventually managed to win over even her toughest critics.

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No matter what he did, he just couldn't win over his girlfriend's parents.

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