winverb

won

Past Simple

won
Past Simple
won
Past Participle
winning
ing-form
UK
/wɪn/
US
/wɪn/
Translations
gagnerSens général, notamment dans les compétitions et les situations où l'on obtient quelque chose grâce à ses efforts.
She trained hard to win the championship.
Elle s'est entraînée dur pour gagner le championnat.
Additional translations
remporterPlus naturel pour une compétition, un titre, un contrat ou une distinction.
Definitions
To achieve victory in a contest or competition.
She trained hard to win the championship.
To gain or obtain something as a result of effort or competition.
He managed to win her trust after months of proving himself.
To succeed in reaching a desired goal or outcome.
They worked tirelessly to win the contract for the new project.
winnoun
Definitions
A victory or success in a competition, game, or other endeavor.
The team's win in the championship was celebrated by fans across the city.
An act of achieving something desired or intended.
Securing the contract was a major win for the company.
wininterjection
Definitions
An exclamation expressing triumph, success, or enthusiastic approval.
"You finished the project early—win!"