victory
US
UK victory n: (war: defeat of enemy)
SC 胜利 shèng lì
TC 勝利
TC 勝利
SC 战胜 shèng lì，zhàn shèng
TC 戰勝
TC 戰勝
The rebel's victory means a complete change of government.
victory n: (sport: win) (体育运动)
SC 获胜，胜利 huò shèng ，shèng lì
TC 獲勝，勝利
TC 獲勝，勝利
The coach said last night's victory was the product of great teamwork.
victory n: (triumph, success)
SC 成功 chéng gōng
TC 成功
TC 成功
SC 胜利 chéng gōng，shèng lì
TC 勝利
TC 勝利
I've finally achieved victory with the new software.
easy victory n: ([sth] won effortlessly)
SC 轻易得来的胜利 qīng yì dé lái de shèng lì
SC 胜得轻而易举 qīng yì dé lái de shèng lì，shèng de qīng ér yì jǔ
Today's soccer game was an easy victory for the home team.
landslide n: figurative (landslide victory) (选举等)
SC 压倒性的胜利 yā dǎo xìng de shèng lì
They ended up winning the election by a landslide.
他们最终以压倒性的胜利赢得了选举。
landslide victory n: (vote: overwhelming win)
SC 压倒性胜利 yā dǎo xìng shèng lì
He won that election in a landslide victory; his nearest rival only took fifteen percent of the votes.
moral victory n: (greater honour despite losing)
SC 道义上的胜利 dào yì shàng de shèng lì
When he lost narrowly to his much more talented brother, Michael considered it a moral victory.
pyrrhic victory, Pyrrhic victory n: figurative (success at great cost)
SC 损失惨重的胜利 sǔn shī cǎn zhòng de shèng lì
SC 惨胜
SC 皮洛士式胜利
He won the case in the end but it was something of a pyrrhic victory.
romp to victory v expr: figurative, informal (win easily)
SC 轻松获胜
TC 輕鬆獲勝
TC 輕鬆獲勝