Win meaning in English

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Definition

to win: to succeed, to triumph; to gain, to obtain, to get verb
Note: When talking about money (in the area of work), the verb to earn or to make is used.
The president won the election by a large margin. He got 20 million more votes than the other candidate.

This is an irregular verb:
I win / I won / I have won
a winner: a champion, a successful person noun
  • "The big winner is Jean Marron, who ironically works in the IT department."
  • "I win!"
  • "Bruno Delavigne, talking to you... Who should win this talent show?"
  • "Cheating horses never win"
  • "So, who is the winner, mmkay?"
  • "Edward : Did I win?"
  • "Samantha : Sheeba won the Nobel Prize in physics..."
  • "Who won?"
  • "Joan Wayne : Cheating horses never win"

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