Wining Meaning in English

word · lemma: win

US

ˈwaɪnɪŋ

WAI-ning

UK

wˈaɪnɪŋ

WAI-ning

释义

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

用法与细微差别

'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

例句

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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