win

gewinnen

In einem Spiel, Rennen oder Wettbewerb besser abschneiden als die anderen.

In einfachem Englisch: To do better than other people in a game, race, or competition.

• I want to win this game.
• Our team won the match yesterday.
• Who is winning the race?

So benutzt man es: win against someone (We won against the strongest team.)

Synonyme: triumph, come first

Gegenteile: lose

Häufige Wendungen: win a game, win a race, win the election, win a match

gewinnen

Durch Erfolg in einem Wettbewerb oder Glücksspiel etwas erhalten.

In einfachem Englisch: To receive something because you succeed in a competition or a game of chance.

• You could win a bike.
• His film won three awards last year.
• Have you ever won money in a raffle?

So benutzt man es: win something (She won a silver medal.)

Gegenteile: lose

Häufige Wendungen: win a prize, win an award, win the lottery

sich durchsetzen

Einfluss auf Menschen oder Ereignisse gewinnen und dadurch die eigenen Ziele erreichen.

In einfachem Englisch: To gain power over people or events so that your aims succeed.

• We cannot let fear win.
• The bullies won by keeping everyone silent.
• Hatred will win if we stop helping each other.

Synonyme: prevail, dominate

Gegenteile: lose

Häufige Wendungen: let someone win, win through fear

Sieg

Ein Erfolg in einem Spiel, Rennen oder Wettbewerb.

In einfachem Englisch: A success in a game, race, or competition.

• That was an easy win.
• The team celebrated three wins in a row.
• Their first win of the season came on Saturday.

So benutzt man es: a win against someone (It was our first win against that team.)

Synonyme: victory, success

Gegenteile: loss, defeat

Häufige Wendungen: easy win, first win, win against someone