English to Latin Meaning of winning - winning

Winning :
winning

victoria, invaluisset, factum, adquirenda, supplicium, perficiendi, eorundemque, emundetur a fluxi seminis

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Definitions of winning in English
Noun(1) succeeding with great difficulty
Verb(1) be the winner in a contest or competition; be victorious(2) win something through one's efforts(3) obtain advantages, such as points, etc.(4) attain success or reach a desired goal(5) acquire or deserve by one's efforts or actions
Adjective(1) having won(2) very attractive; capturing interest
Examples of winning in English
(1) You obviously know the rules so let's see if your lucky break becomes a winning streak.(2) Wilson hopes the Gunners will copy his winning ways and have another successful season.(3) Without a winning instinct how on earth is any competitor going to succeed in their chosen sport?(4) Part of the prize is a residency at the theatre, as well as the West-end production of the winning play.(5) He has since embarked on a winning streak courtesy of his grit, tenacity and persistent style.(6) The crowd cheered loudly as the host of the contest walked on stage with the name of the winning band in his hand.(7) The winning entries of a local photography competition will be displayed in the town library for a week.(8) With her winning smile and bright blue eyes, Kate Walsh was a young girl with everything going for her.(9) The Swede produces two successive winning returns to win the game and level the set.(10) Winners breed a winning mentality and their success can encourage others to take up the sport.(11) A national childcare competition has picked a Southend carer as its winning entrant.(12) The wicked mix of an acerbic tongue and a winning smile means holding grudges is nigh impossible.(13) At each of these events, they would like to share a little about the filmmakers behind the winning films.(14) Forty years on, our successors have no doubt that they are on history's winning side.(15) Council chiefs also hope they will give Bury a winning chance in a national floral competition.(16) Inter lacks a coach with a winning mentality, who knows how to develop attractive football.
Related Phrases of winning
(1) win ::
win
(2) winning streak ::
amoeni LINEA
(3) winning team ::
quadrigis conciliandos
(4) award-winning ::
award winning,
(5) winning post ::
post winning
(6) winning a prize ::
et conciliandos prize
(7) winning ticket ::
tessera winning
(8) winning smile ::
winning risus
Synonyms
Adjective
1. victorious ::
vicit
2. engaging ::
pugnae
Verb
4. take ::
accipere
5. be the winner ::
est qui vincit
6. secure ::
secure
7. captivate ::
captarent
8. advance ::
proficiscentur
9. acquire ::
habere
10. come through ::
per
Different Forms
winning, winningly
Word Example from TV Shows
I'm actually winning.

I'm actually WINNING.

The Big Bang Theory Season 10, Episode 18

I'm winning you back Love Actuallystyle.

I'm WINNING you back Love Actuallystyle.

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 12

20,000 to the winning archer.

20,000 to the WINNING archer.

Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 3

And as long as he keeps winning battles, they'll keep believing he is King in the North.

And as long as he keeps WINNING battles, they'll keep believing he is King in the North.

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 5

You winning a Nobel Prize would be an inspiration to all women.

You WINNING a Nobel Prize would be an inspiration to all women.

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 19

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