What does 勝った in Japanese mean?
What is the meaning of the word 勝った in Japanese? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use 勝った in Japanese.
The word 勝った in Japanese means 優勝した、勝利した、勝った, 勝利を得た、勝った、優勝した, 勝った 、 勝利を収めた, excel, surpass, 勝る、優れる、強みを持つ、優勢である、有利である, ～より優れた技を見せる、～に勝つ、勝る、～をしのぐ, ～に勝つ 、 勝る 、 勝利を得る, 勝利する、勝つ、勝る, 勝る 、 秀でる 、 活躍する 、 際立つ 、 異彩を放つ, 優先する、勝る. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word 勝った
優勝した、勝利した、勝った(winner) The townspeople gave a warm welcome to the champion baseball team when they arrived. |
勝利を得た、勝った、優勝した(winning) The team were victorious in their last five games. |
勝った 、 勝利を収めた(person, team: victorious) Tom was glad to be on the winning side for once. |
excel, surpass
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勝る、優れる、強みを持つ、優勢である、有利である(figurative (be better) 彼は競争に有利になるよう常に優良な道具を使う。 He always uses superior materials in order to have an edge on the competition. |
～より優れた技を見せる、～に勝つ、勝る、～をしのぐ(sport, game: play better than, defeat) |
～に勝つ 、 勝る 、 勝利を得る(sport: win) (競技などで) It was a hard fought match, but the home team prevailed in the end. |
勝利する、勝つ、勝る(win) William and Polly debated the point for hours, but in the end, it was Polly's opinion that prevailed. |
勝る 、 秀でる 、 活躍する 、 際立つ 、 異彩を放つ(figurative (person: excel) (人) 彼女は競技会で活躍するだろう。 She will shine in the competition. |
優先する、勝る(have priority) The well-being of my family takes precedence over all other concerns. |
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