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Definition of
win noun
from the Oxford Advanced American Dictionary
win
noun
noun
NAmE
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wɪn
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a victory in a game, contest, etc.
two wins and three losses
They have not had a win so far this season.
The Eagles swept the Steelers in a 23–7 win.
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win
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win
verb
win back
phrasal verb
win out
phrasal verb
win over
phrasal verb
win-win
adjective
no-win
adjective
you win
win or lose
carry/win the day
win somebody's heart
win/earn your spurs
win (something) hands down
you can't win them all
you, he, etc. can't win
you win some, you lose some
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Phrasal verbs
win back
phrasal verb
win out
phrasal verb
win over
phrasal verb
Idioms
you win
win or lose
carry/win the day
win somebody's heart
win/earn your spurs
win (something) hands down
you can't win them all
you, he, etc. can't win
you win some, you lose some
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Nearby words
wimp out
phrasal verb
win
verb
win
noun
win back
phrasal verb
wince
verb