win in Gujarati ગુજરાતી
win in Marathi मराठी
win in Tamil தமிழ்
win in English
- win⇄expr. win out,
a. to be victorious.
Ex. to win out over an opponent.
b. (Figurative.) to succeed; prevail.
Ex. As long as a fellow's got some good horse sense ... he can win out in the law business (A. McFaul). - win⇄expr. win over, to prevail upon; persuade.
Ex. The President had won over his audience again (London Times). - win⇄noun 1. (Informal.)
a. the act or fact of winning; success; victory.
Ex. We had five wins and no defeats.
b. Often, wins. gains; winnings.
Ex. His gambling losses exceeded his wins.
2. (Sports.) first place, as in a horse - win⇄v.i. 1. to be successful over others; get victory or success.
Ex. We all hope our team will win. The tortoise won in the end.
2. to succeed in making or finding one's way.
Ex. The army won through to the Mediterranean ports. - win⇄v.t. 1. to get victory or success in.
Ex. He won the race.
2. to get by effort, ability, or skill; gain.
Ex. to win fame, win a prize.
(SYN) secure, obtain, earn, attain.
3a. to gain the favor of.
Ex. The speaker so - win⇄win (1), verb, wonor (Archaic)wan,won,winning,noun.
- win⇄win (2), transitive verb, winned,winned,win,orwon,winning.
(Scottish.)
1. to dry (as hay, seed, turf, or wood).
2. winnow.