Wins Meaning in English
word · lemma: win
/ˈwɪnz/
winz
/wˈɪnz/
winz
Definition
To get first place in a game, competition, election, or other contest, or to succeed in getting something you wanted. As a noun, it can also mean a victory.
Usage & Nuances
'Win' is irregular: 'win–won–won'. Common patterns are 'win a game', 'win a prize', and 'win an election'. We usually say 'beat someone' but 'win against someone' is less natural. As a noun, 'a win' is common in sports and everyday speech.
Spanish: gana - victoriasPortuguese (BR): ganha - vitóriasPortuguese (PT): ganha - vitóriasChinese (Simplified): 赢 - 胜利Chinese (Traditional): 贏 - 勝利Hindi: जीतता है - जीतArabic: يفوز - انتصاراتBengali: জিতে (verb) - বিজয় (noun)Russian: побеждает (глагол) - победа (существительное)Japanese: 勝つ (動詞) - 勝利 (名詞)Vietnamese: thắng (động từ) - chiến thắng (danh từ)Korean: 이기다 (동사) - 승리 (명사)Turkish: kazanır (fiil) - zafer (isim)Urdu: جیتتا ہے (فعل) - فتح (اسم)Indonesian: menang (verba) - kemenangan (nomina)
Example Sentences
Our team wins a lot of games.
basic
She wins first prize at school.
basic
The blue car wins the race.
basic
In the end, honesty wins.
natural
That goal wins us the match.
natural
He always wins people over with his smile.
natural