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Word forms: plural winners

1. countable noun

The winner of a prize, race, or competition is the person, animal, or thing that wins it.

She will present the trophies to the award winners.

The winner was a horse called Last Town.

Synonyms: victor, first, champion, master More Synonyms of winner

2. countable noun [usually singular]

If you say that something or someone is a winner, you mean that they are popular and successful, or that they are likely to be popular and successful.

[informal]

They think the appeal is a winner.

Selling was my game and I intended to be a winner.

3. countable noun [usually plural]

The winners in a particular situation are the people who have benefited from it and are in a better position than they previously were because of it.

The larger supermarkets are expected to be the winners this Christmas.

The real winners of the election, he said, were the people.

4. singular noun [the NOUN]

In games such as football or tennis, the winner is the goal or shot that wins a particular match or point.

Gough scored the winner in extra time.

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释义	Trends of winner View usage for: winner (wɪnəʳ) Word forms: plural winners 1. countable noun The winner of a prize, race, or competition is the person, animal, or thing that wins it. She will present the trophies to the award winners. The winner was a horse called Last Town. Synonyms: victor, first, champion, master More Synonyms of winner 2. countable noun [usually singular] If you say that something or someone is a winner, you mean that they are popular and successful, or that they are likely to be popular and successful. [informal] They think the appeal is a winner. Selling was my game and I intended to be a winner. 3. countable noun [usually plural] The winners in a particular situation are the people who have benefited from it and are in a better position than they previously were because of it. The larger supermarkets are expected to be the winners this Christmas. The real winners of the election, he said, were the people. 4. singular noun [the NOUN] In games such as football or tennis, the winner is the goal or shot that wins a particular match or point. Gough scored the winner in extra time. winner in British English (ˈwɪnə) noun 1. a person or thing that wins 2. informal a person or thing that seems sure to win or succeed winner in American English (ˈwɪnər) noun 1. one that wins 2. Informal one that seems destined to win or be successful Examples of 'winner' in a sentence winner We just needed to find a way to get the winner. The Sun (2016) Yet envy is seemingly the big winner. Times, Sunday Times (2016) From a cost perspective the winner is pretty clear. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Who was the lucky winner of this award? The Sun (2016) There will be one winner per competition. The Sun (2016) He was going like the winner at the time. The Sun (2016) The winner of each match earns a point. Times, Sunday Times (2016) My stocks were all big winners. Times, Sunday Times (2017) At the end of the day, people like a winner. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Winners could get up to 100,000 each from a 1.5million fund. The Sun (2016) The first to reach a set number of goals is the winner. The Sun (2008) The person at the end with the highest number of points is the winner. Aiken, Nick Working with Teenagers (1994) Which broadcaster is the big winner in all this? Times, Sunday Times (2011) The front pair were well clear and the winner went in again at the weekend. The Sun (2014) What makes people winners or losers to you? Christianity Today (2000) You can see pictures of the award winners at timesonline. Times, Sunday Times (2007) We use handcuffs and the winner is the person who locks cuffs on the other. The Sun (2011) There will be one winner per competition. The Sun (2015) Little scores the winner in extra time. Times, Sunday Times (2008) The winner gets a free holiday in the luxury hotel we will be staying in. Times, Sunday Times (2008) But the contest was still lacking the individual quality that would produce a match winner. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Match winner with a goal and two assists. The Sun (2007) The composer added that he could not see a clear winner yet. The Sun (2007) The judging panel will determine the winner of this award. The Sun (2008) The winner is the person with the most sticks. The Sun (2014) She was put on air from a studio phone and named as the winner of the competition. Times, Sunday Times (2007) He is four times a winner over course and distance. The Sun (2015) That meant either hitting winners or getting to the net. Times, Sunday Times (2014) If his double faults had spooked him, those winners were a shot in the arm. Times, Sunday Times (2015) Winners get a point and if it is tied it's a half. The Sun (2010) Torquay were deserved winners in a match that was effectively over just before the half-time interval. Times, Sunday Times (2014) In other languages winner British English: winner /ˈwɪnə/ NOUN The winner of a prize, race, or competition is the person, animal, or thing that wins it. She will present the prizes to the winners. American English: winner Arabic: فَائِز Brazilian Portuguese: vencedor Chinese: 优胜者 Croatian: pobjednik Czech: vítěz Danish: vinder Dutch: winnaar European Spanish: ganador Finnish: voittaja French: gagnant German: Gewinner Greek: νικητής Italian: vincitore Japanese: 勝者 Korean: 승리자 Norwegian: vinner Polish: zwycięzca European Portuguese: vencedor Romanian: câștigător Russian: победитель Latin American Spanish: ganador Swedish: vinnare Thai: ผู้ชนะ Turkish: kazanma Ukrainian: переможець Vietnamese: người chiến thằng All related terms of 'winner' vote-winner a popular action that could secure votes for a person or party award-winner person or thing that wins an award match-winner a player who wins a sports match for his or her team , for example by scoring a goal medal-winner a person who has won a medal or medals winner's circle an area, usually circular , at a racetrack where the winning horse and its jockey , owner , etc. are brought for recognition winner's enclosure the area at a racecourse where horses are unsaddled after a race and often where awards are given to owners , trainers , and jockeys cowinner one of a number of winners breadwinner The breadwinner in a family is the person in it who earns the money that the family needs for essential things. Chinese translation of 'winner' winner (ˈwɪnəʳ) n (c) 获(獲)胜(勝)者 (huòshèngzhě) (位, wèi) (noun) in the sense of victor Definition a person or thing that wins She will present the trophies to the winners. Synonyms victor to the victor the spoils first champion Kasparov became a world chess champion. master champ (informal) conqueror Alexander the Great, conqueror of the known world vanquisher prizewinner The lucky prizewinner will win a holiday for two. conquering hero Opposites loser , failure , flop (informal) , underdog , also-ran , no-hoper (Australian, slang) , dud (informal) , lemon (slang) , clinker (slang, mainly US) , washout (informal) , non-achiever , LZ (textmessaging) Seevictor Synonyms of 'winner' winner Explore 'winner' in the dictionary
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