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victory

/vik-tuh-ree, vik-tree/US // ˈvɪk tə ri, ˈvɪk tri //UK // (ˈvɪktərɪ) //

胜利,胜,赢,胜利的喜悦

Related Words

hit撞击,冲击,撞击声,敲击advantage优势achievement成就,成绩,成成就,成成sweep扫荡,扫除,清扫,打扫winning赢得,胜利,赢,获奖gain收益,获得,收获,效益defeat挫败,打败,失败,挫折triumph大胜,凯旋,胜利,凯旋门grand slam大满贯,大满贯赛,大满贯得主,大满贯奖control控制,管制,控制权,操控prize奖品,奖,奖金,奖项laurels桂冠conquest征服,争夺,竞争,争夺战upset心烦意乱,心乱如麻,烦乱,心烦意乱的killing杀人,杀害,杀死,扼杀supremacy至高无上,至高无上的地位,至上,至高dominion统治权,主导权,主宰权,统治overthrow推翻,推翻了,推倒,打倒superiority优越性,优势,优越感,优异性ascendancy升迁,权力的提升,升职,晋升

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1

    plural vic·to·ries.

    • : a success or triumph over an enemy in battle or war.
    • : an engagement ending in such triumph: American victories in the Pacific were won at great cost.
    • : the ultimate and decisive superiority in any battle or contest: The new vaccine effected a victory over poliomyelitis.
    • : a success or superior position achieved against any opponent, opposition, difficulty, etc.: a moral victory.
    • : the ancient Roman goddess Victoria, often represented in statues or on coins as the personification of victory.

Synonyms & Antonyms

nounwin, success
Forms: victories
Synonyms
achievement成就,成绩,成成就,成成advantage优势defeat挫败,打败,失败,挫折gain收益,获得,收获,效益grand slam大满贯,大满贯赛,大满贯得主,大满贯奖hit撞击,冲击,撞击声,敲击sweep扫荡,扫除,清扫,打扫triumph大胜,凯旋,胜利,凯旋门winning赢得,胜利,赢,获奖ascendancy升迁,权力的提升,升职,晋升bull's-eye鹄的,靶心,鹄的的,鹄的的目标conquest征服,争夺,竞争,争夺战control控制,管制,控制权,操控destruction毁灭,销毁,破坏,毁坏dominion统治权,主导权,主宰权,统治killing杀人,杀害,杀死,扼杀laurels桂冠overthrow推翻,推翻了,推倒,打倒prize奖品,奖,奖金,奖项subjugation征服,臣服,奴役,奴隶制superiority优越性,优势,优越感,优异性supremacy至高无上,至高无上的地位,至上,至高upset心烦意乱,心乱如麻,烦乱,心烦意乱的clean sweep一扫而光,一扫而空,大扫除,一扫而过defeating击败,打败,打败了,挫败feather in cap羽翼丰满,羽翼未丰,帽子,羽毛hole in one一孔之见,一孔之隔,一孔不入,一孔之洞mission accomplished任务完成,任务完成了,任务已完成,任务完成情况the gold金子,金,金币,金矿upper hand上风,上位者,占优势,上手

Examples

  • Not because I want to declare victory and say this is definite evidence of life on Venus.

  • This time around, with 13 castles, there were 91 points in play, which meant you needed at least 46 points to secure a victory.

  • The three companies recently announced new policies aimed at mitigating false claims of victory.

  • We use two different dependent variables to model the probability of party victory in a race.

  • They closed out the back half of the fourth quarter, propelling the Rockets to victory.

  • It is not a decisive war, with a single, signature victory, but a war of attrition.

  • And the bells chimed for victory at 1211 Avenue of the Americas.

  • On May 9, which Moscow commemorates as World War II “Victory Day,” Klaus paid a highly visible visit to the Russian Embassy.

  • Kurdish forces declared victory and freed Yazidi holdouts, with help from U.S. air power.

  • Besides, victory fever had spread like wildfire throughout the Allied armies.

  • He signalized himself by a great victory which he obtained on the banks of the Neva, over the northern powers.

  • He has been ashore at Kum Kale and reports violent fighting and, for the time being, victory.

  • But, instead of following up their victory, the half-resolute rioters camped near Guadalupe for the night.

  • The trophies of the victory were six men of war and all of their East India ships, and between four and five thousand prisoners.

  • He marched to meet it with the throbbing pulses of a soldier rushing to victory or a saint to martyrdom.

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