How do you use "winner" in a sentence?

The winner of the competition will receive a cash prize. And the winner is... Sarah Thompson! That cake recipe is a winner - everyone loved it.

winner

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Meaning: A person or thing that wins a competition, contest, or prize

获胜者，赢家

ganador

勝者、優勝者

승자, 우승자

A winner is someone who defeats others in a competition or achieves success. It can also describe something that is successful or popular, as in 'This new product is a real winner.' Informally, calling someone a winner is a compliment meaning they are admirable or successful.

winner是指在比赛中击败他人或取得成功的人。它也可以形容成功或受欢迎的事物，如'This new product is a real winner'。非正式地，称某人为winner是一种赞美，意思是他们值得钦佩或成功。

Un winner es alguien que derrota a otros en una competición o logra el éxito. También puede describir algo que tiene éxito o es popular, como en 'Este nuevo producto es un verdadero ganador'. Informalmente, llamar a alguien winner es un cumplido que significa que es admirable o exitoso.

winnerは、競争で他者を負かしたり、成功を収めたりする人です。「This new product is a real winner」のように、成功した、または人気のあるものを表すこともできます。非公式には、誰かをwinnerと呼ぶことは、その人が立派であるか成功していることを意味する褒め言葉です。

Winner는 경쟁에서 다른 사람을 이기거나 성공을 거둔 사람을 말합니다. 또한 성공적이거나 인기 있는 것을 묘사할 때도 사용되며, 예를 들어 'This new product is a real winner.'처럼 쓰입니다. 비격식적으로 누군가를 winner라고 부르는 것은 그 사람이 훌륭하거나 성공적이라는 칭찬입니다.

Examples

The winner of the competition will receive a cash prize.
比赛的获胜者将获得现金奖励。
El ganador de la competición recibirá un premio en efectivo.
コンテストの優勝者には賞金が贈られます。
대회 우승자에게는 상금이 수여됩니다.
And the winner is... Sarah Thompson!
获胜者是...萨拉·汤普森！
¡Y el ganador es... Sarah Thompson!
そして優勝者は...サラ・トンプソンさんです！
그리고 우승자는... 사라 톰슨 씨입니다!
That cake recipe is a winner - everyone loved it.
那个蛋糕食谱真是太棒了——大家都很喜欢。
Esa receta de pastel es un éxito - a todos les encantó.
あのケーキのレシピは大成功でした - みんな大好きでした。
그 케이크 레시피는 대성공이었어요 - 모두가 좋아했습니다.

Pronunciation

Usage Guide

Context: general

Tone: neutral

Origin & History

From 'win' + '-er'. 'Win' comes from Old English 'winnan' meaning 'to labour, strive, fight', from Proto-Germanic 'winnanan'. The original sense was 'to struggle'; the meaning shifted to 'achieve victory' by Middle English.

Cultural Context

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal