yíng
win
The Chinese word for 'win' is '赢' (yíng). It is commonly used to express victory or success over something or someone in various circumstances, scenarios, and contexts such as sports, games, competitions, arguments, etc. Much like its English equivalent, '赢' can be used as a verb and it is often found in colloquial conversations, written texts, and instructional contexts.
tā yíng le bǐ sài
He won the match
This sentence is used to indicate someone's victory in a competitive event or match.
wǒ yíng le nǐ
I beat you
This sentence is used when someone wins in a competition against another person.
nǐ yíng le yóu xì
You won the game
This sentence is used to indicate someone's victory in a game.
wǒ zuó tiān yíng le hěn duō qián
I won a lot of money yesterday
This sentence is generally used when someone unexpectedly gains a large sum of money, for example in a lottery or bet.
tā men zài yíng dé bǐ sài zhōng gǎn dào fēi cháng gāo xìng
They are very happy to win the game
This sentence expresses that people are very happy after winning a game, suggesting that the victory is significant and meaningful to them.
tā yíng le suǒ yǒu de jiǎng pǐn
He won all the prizes
In general, this sentence is used to express that someone has won all the prizes in a competition, meaning that they were highly successful.
rú guǒ nǐ yíng le,wǒ huì wèi nǐ gǎn dào gāo xìng
If you win, I will be happy for you
This sentence is usually used in a situation where someone expresses joy or satisfaction for another person's success or victory.
wǒ men de duì wǔ yíng le
Our team won
This sentence indicates that the speaker and their team have achieved victory in a competition or match.
tā shì tú yíng dé bǐ sài dàn shī bài le
He tried to win the match but failed
The sentence expresses that despite someone's efforts to achieve victory, they ultimately did not succeed.
tā men yíng dé le dà jiǎng
They won the grand prize
This sentence is used when a person or group achieves victory and obtains a significant reward.