Win ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Win ( verb )

1. To obtain victory or finish first in a competition or contest.
2. To achieve success in something.
3. To obtain something through effort or action.

Origin:

Middle english winnen, from old english winnan; akin to old high german winnan to strive for, old english wōn dwelling, latin venire to come.

Examples:

1. The home team won the game.
2. He won the election by a landslide.
3. She won the prize for her science project.
4. They won the contract to build the new bridge.
5. He is working hard to win her heart.

(As a noun)

Win ( noun )

1. To obtain victory or finish first in a competition or contest.
2. To achieve success in something.
3. To obtain something through effort or action.

Origin:

Middle english winnen, from old english winnan; akin to old high german winnan to strive for, old english wōn dwelling, latin venire to come.

Examples:

1. The home team won the game.
2. He won the election by a landslide.
3. She won the prize for her science project.
4. They won the contract to build the new bridge.
5. He is working hard to win her heart.