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win
win
win
(out)
(over someone or something)
to defeat someone or something.
I hope our team wins out over you guys. Good teamwork always wins out.
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(one) can't win for losing
a no-win situation
all the marbles
can’t win em all
can’t win them all
can't win them all
earn spurs
He that would the daughter win, must with the mother first begin
heads or tails
May the best man win
not going to win any beauty contests
no-win situation
out to win
play to win
slow and steady wins the race
slow but sure
will to win
win
win (something) in a walk
Win a few, lose a few
win at
win away
win back
win by a nose
win hands down
win heart
win on points
win one for the Gipper
win one's spurs
win out
win over
win some, lose some
win the day
win through
win-win
win-win-win
You can’t win ’em all
You can’t win them all
you can't win
You can't win 'em all
You win some, you lose some
you've got to be in it to win it
Common Names:
Name
Gender
Pronounced
Usage
Pascal
pas-KAHL
(French)
, pahs-KAHL
(Dutch)
French, German, Dutch
Artemios
-
Ancient Greek
Zharko
-
Macedonian
Alfons
AHL-fawns
(German, Dutch, Polish)
German, Dutch, Polish, Ancient Germanic
Fernanda
fer-NAHN-dah
(Spanish)
Spanish, Portuguese, Italian
Kirstine
-
Danish
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