daa2 sing3 zoeng3打勝仗打胜仗
Jyutpingdaa2 sing3 zoeng3
Yaledá sing jeung
Definition
To win a war, battle, or match.
colloquialworksports
How it's used
Beyond literal military warfare, this phrase is frequently used metaphorically to describe achieving a victory in sports, business, or competitive projects. It carries a sense of overcoming significant obstacles rather than just a simple win. When referring to sports, it often implies a hard-fought comeback or a decisive result against a strong opponent.
Examples
They finally won the battle this time.
Do you think they have a chance to win the match?
Related words
Common phrases
successfully win the battle
Common mistake
Avoid using this for casual games or minor successes where 贏 is more appropriate. It sounds overly dramatic or formal if applied to trivial situations like winning a board game or a small bet.
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