winning
विजय
definition
verb
the Mets have won four games in a row
be successful or victorious in (a contest or conflict).
there are hundreds of prizes to be won
acquire or secure as a result of a contest, conflict, bet, or other endeavor.
noun
he went to collect his winnings
money won, especially by gambling.
a shaft or pit together with the apparatus for extracting coal or other minerals.
adjective
a winning streak
gaining, resulting in, or relating to victory in a contest or competition.
a winning smile
attractive; endearing.
translation of 'winning'
विशेषतः जुगारात मिळालेला पैसा,
दगडी कोळसा खाणीतून बाहेर काढणे(क्र्रिया),
आकर्षक,
विजय मिळवून देणारा,
मोहक
example
Winners breed a 'winning' mentality and their success can encourage others to take up the sport.
Wilson hopes the Gunners will copy his 'winning' ways and have another successful season.
You obviously know the rules so let's see if your lucky break becomes a 'winning' streak.
Paul Hanagan got his Derby day off to a 'winning' start as he rode Vintage Premium to victory.
Horwich stormed on at the top of the table with a 'winning' double to make it four victories out of four.
At tournaments he will always bring a competitive edge, that 'winning' mentality.
With her 'winning' smile and bright blue eyes, Kate Walsh was a young girl with everything going for her.
Inter lacks a coach with a 'winning' mentality, who knows how to develop attractive football.
We at the Fool are also great believers of learning how successful investors pick 'winning' shares.
The 'winning' bidder had no more success managing the company than the old management.
A national childcare competition has picked a Southend carer as its 'winning' entrant.
The 'winning' entries of a local photography competition will be displayed in the town library for a week.
He has since embarked on a 'winning' streak courtesy of his grit, tenacity and persistent style.
I look round, expecting to see some six foot Adonis with a 'winning' smile and an easy charm.
The crowd cheered loudly as the host of the contest walked on stage with the name of the 'winning' band in his hand.
Council chiefs also hope they will give Bury a 'winning' chance in a national floral competition.
The Swede produces two successive 'winning' returns to win the game and level the set.
All contestants were treated to a lunch in which the 'winning' recipe was used as part of the menu.
At each of these events, they would like to share a little about the filmmakers behind the 'winning' films.
Benfleet kept on the 'winning' trail with victory over lowly Epping at Woodside Park by six wickets.
Forty years on, our successors have no doubt that they are on history's 'winning' side.
Without a 'winning' instinct how on earth is any competitor going to succeed in their chosen sport?
The wicked mix of an acerbic tongue and a 'winning' smile means holding grudges is nigh impossible.
Part of the prize is a residency at the theatre, as well as the West-end production of the 'winning' play.
His firm handshake, welcoming smile and boyish charm were a 'winning' combination.
I wrote back saying that they could take the money from my 'winnings' and send me the rest - and of course never heard any more!
He looked a bit shocked when I turned up to collect my 'winnings' wearing a pink top and a skirt, something he got used to a few years later when I started to work for him.
As he grabbed his jacket, he smiled 'winningly' at Leana and asked, ‘It's such a lovely night, want to go for a walk?’
Maybe it's that childlike quality again, but she seems 'winningly' vague about the future, a bit like a school-leaver who may or may not take a year out before college but isn't motivated enough to sort out anything concrete.
Punters receive a call or email congratulating them on winning a big prize - but have to pay a fee or taxes before they can collect their 'winnings' .
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