Meaning & Definition of Won in English
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Won
The past tense of win.
Pronunciation:
/wʌn/Part of Speech:
verbDetailed Definitions
Definition: To achieve victory in a game, competition, or election.
Example Sentence: She won the race by a significant margin.
Definition: To gain or secure as a result of effort.
Example Sentence: They won the contract after a competitive bidding process.
Etymology
Origin: The word 'won' is derived from Old English 'winnan', meaning 'to strive, labor, or fight'.
Synonyms
securedachievedtriumphed
Common Phrases and Expressions
- won the day: Achieved ultimate success or victory.
- won hearts: Gained affection or admiration from others.
Translations
- Spanish: ganó
- French: gagné
- German: gewonnen
- Russian: выиграл
Related Words
- win: To achieve victory.
- victory: An act of defeating an enemy or opponent.
Slang Meanings of won
Meaning: Won the jackpot
Example Sentence: He feels like he won the jackpot after landing a great job.
Meaning: Won the lottery
Example Sentence: After years of playing, she finally won the lottery.