victory; success; to win a victory or triumph in a battle, competition, or task

to surmount or triumph over difficulties, illness, or nature

To win a victory; to be victorious; to triumph.

to achieve victory or prevail over an opponent

victory or defeat; the outcome of a contest or battle

to excel; to surpass; to be better than or defeat another

to be qualified or competent for a task; to have the ability to handle a position or job

victor; winner

to be unable to endure or stand something; to be overwhelmed by a feeling or burden

to determine who wins or loses; to decide the final outcome of a competition

a total victory in a war, competition, or game

to be certain of victory; to be bound to prevail; cannot fail

The likelihood or chance of winning; to be sure of success

To get the upper hand; to subdue the opponent and emerge victorious; to prevail or come out on top

A well-known or famous place noted for its beautiful scenery

to win by a tiny gap or in a difficult situation; to barely win

to win a court case; to receive a favorable judgment in a legal suit

place famous for its beautiful scenery or historical significance; site of historical interest

In a competition, the strong or superior win out while the weak or inferior are eliminated.

winner; champion; victor

The American multinational restaurant chain and international franchise.

A famous place for tourists to visit; tourist attraction

(idiom) to be all-conquering and never lose a battle; used to describe powerful fighting strength or work efficiency that is always successful

(idiom) impossible to guard against effectively because there are too many things to watch out for; virtually impossible to prevent

to be better than; to surpass or excel in comparison to something else

to lead someone into a beautiful place; describes a scenery or a work of art that is fascinating or enchanting

superior in performance or results; achieving victory in a competition

scenic spots and historical sites; places of historic interest and scenic beauty

too many to count; countless; used to describe a very large quantity

(idiom) describes a scene or collection where there are so many beautiful things that one cannot appreciate or absorb them all at once

To turn a losing situation into a win; to turn the tide

superior by a notch; a cut above; to be even more outstanding in skills or knowledge compared to others

to triumph over an opponent; to achieve victory; to succeed

too numerous to mention individually; impossible to list one by one

to seize total victory; to score a great success or win an overwhelming victory

To take advantage of a winning situation; to follow up on a victory by continuing to advance or attack

a battle or war that has been won

victory and failure; the outcome or result of a contest

To be certain of success or have a full assurance of victory; literally, to hold the winning ticket firmly in one's hand.

to be better than; to be superior to; to excel beyond

To follow up a victory and press home the attack; to pursue a retreating enemy.

To compete for first place or the upper hand; to strive to win

eager to win or to be better than others; aggressive; pushy

Originally meaning the cold at high altitudes is unbearable, this is now used to describe how a person with high status or unmatched skill often feels isolated because they have few peers or true friends

competitive and aggressive; to strive to be the best or to surpass others; to have a strong desire to win or be superior

beautiful scenery or a scenic spot

to come out on top by defeating opponents in an election, contest, or competition; to succeed

To defeat an opponent or achieve success by using a surprise move, an unexpected strategy, or a creative method.

Qin dynasty rebel leader (died 208 BC) who led the [[陈胜吴广起义|陳勝吳廣起義|chen2 sheng4 wu2 guang3 qi3 yi4]] against the harsh rule of the Qin; also known as Chen She.