击败

Wǒmen bìxū jībài wǒmen de dírén.

We must defeat our enemy.

This sentence follows a structure that conveys a necessity (must) to conquer (defeat) an adversary (our enemy).

Tāmen chénggōng de jībài le duìshǒu.

They successfully defeated the competitor.

The sentence talks about success in overcoming a competition, emphasizing on the victory against competitor.

Yào xiǎng jībài jíbìng, nǐ bìxū bǎochí jiānqiáng.

To defeat the disease, you must stay strong.

This sentence emphasizes strength and determination to overcome an illness, with the disease as being defeated.

Nǐ néng jībài zhège tiǎozhàn ma?

Can you defeat this challenge?

This sentence poses a question asking the listener if they can overcome a particular challenge.

Tā shìtú jībài wǒ, dàn shībài le.

He tried to defeat me, but failed.

This sentence narrates one's failed attempt to overcome the speaker and it ends in a defeat for the challenger.

Zài yóuxì zhōng, wǒ jībài le suǒyǒu dírén.

In the game, I defeated all enemies.

This sentence narrates someone's victory over all his opponents in a game.

Wǒmen de duìwǔ néng jībài tāmen!

Our team can defeat them!

This sentence instills confidence in the certainty of a team's ability to defeat the opposing team.

Nǐ bù yīng gāi hàipà jībài.

You should not fear defeat.

This sentence encourages the listener not to be scared of losing or being defeated.

Tā yǐjīng jībài le xǔduō tiǎozhàn.

He has already defeated many challenges.

This sentence is a statement of someone's success against numerous challenges in the past.

Wǒ bù néng jiēshòu jībài!

I cannot accept defeat!

The sentence shows the speaker's determination to not accept failure, rejecting the concept of defeat.