winner (ˈwɪnə
)
Definitions
noun
- a person or thing that wins
- informal a person or thing that seems sure to win or succeed
Translations
- British English:
winner
The winner of a prize, race, or competition is the person, animal, or thing that wins it.She will present the prizes to the winners.ˈwɪnə NOUN She will present the prizes to the winners.
- Spanish:
ganador
nm ganadora
- French:
gagnant
nm
- German:
Gewinner
nm Gewinnerin
- Chinese: 优胜者 n
- Arabic: فَائِز n
- Portuguese: vencedor nm vencedora
- Russian: победитель nm победительница
- Croatian: pobjednik nm
- Czech: vítěz nm vítězka
- Danish: vinder nutr
- Dutch: winnaar nm
- Finnish: voittaja n
- Greek: νικητής n νικήτρια
- Italian: vincitore nm vincitrice
- Japanese: 勝者 n
- Korean: 승리자 n
- Norwegian: vinner nm
- Polish: zwycięzca nm
- Brazilian Portuguese: vencedor nm vencedora
- European Spanish:
ganador
nm ganadora
- Swedish: vinnare nutr
- Thai: ผู้ชนะ n
- Turkish: kazanma n
- Vietnamese: người chiến thằng n
Usage examples
A second contest over the possession of the receiver ensued, with Angelo again the winner , holding it firmly in its place.
, Murky Shallows (1987)In the final overall competition, Russ Downing finished in 5th, only 12 seconds behind the winner.
Cycling Weekly (2004)In winning last year, he became the oldest winner of a European Tour event.
Irish Times (2002)Catherine McGowan, 26, a video shop worker, was picked as the winner of a Renault Clio.
Glasgow Herald (2001)The winner must also rival my own skills to be considered a worthy victor.
, THE PAINTER (2003)