winning
adjective /ˈwɪnɪŋ/
/ˈwɪnɪŋ/
Idioms - [only before noun] that wins or has won something, for example a race or competition
获胜的;赢的 - the winning horse
获胜的马 - He scored the winning goal in the final.
他在决赛中射入制胜的一球。
Topics Games and toysb1- Next week we will publish the winning entry in the short story competition.
下周我们将公布此次短篇小说大赛中的获奖作品。 - She presented the trophy to the captain of the winning team.
她把奖杯赠送给获胜队的队长。 - She won the backstroke title with a 5-second winning margin.
她以5秒的优势赢得了仰泳冠军。 - The team has been on a winning streak since it won against Lazio.
自从打败拉齐奥队以后,这支球队连连取胜。 - They had fought on the winning side.
他们曾在获胜的一方作战。
- the winning horse
- [usually before noun] attractive in a way that makes other people like you
吸引人的;动人的;迷人的;可爱的 - ‘I'm sorry I'm so late,’ she said, flashing us a winning smile.
“对不起,我来晚了,”她说,向我们露出了迷人的微笑。
- ‘I'm sorry I'm so late,’ she said, flashing us a winning smile.
Idioms
winning ways
- (informal) a series of victories or successes
胜利: 一系列胜利或成功- He'll look to continue his winning ways with a victory in Mexico on 16 February.
2月16日,他将在墨西哥获胜,继续他的胜利之路。
- He'll look to continue his winning ways with a victory in Mexico on 16 February.