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From the verb win: (⇒ conjugate)
won is: ⓘClick the infinitive to see all available inflections: v past (All other usages); v past p (All other usages)

Collocations for "won"

Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "won" in context.

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win

v

win a [prize, reward, free gift, place]
win the award for [most, best, least likely to]
win the [game, contest, competition, match]
won the [game] for her team
won it [again, for the first time]
win the [lottery, election]
win the [war, battle]
win the war on [terror, drugs, cancer]
win the war against [terror]
(you) win some, (you) lose some
has never won anything (before)
win at [poker, blackjack]
win with [grace, gratitude, ease]
won [easily, convincingly]
won [3-0] (against)
won a landslide (victory)
won by a landslide
win [and, or] lose
see if you can win
may the best [team, man] win!
who's winning?
OK, you win!
is winning at life
[try, play] to win
[could, should, might] win
[will, determined to] win against cancer
win over your [crush, friend]
(finally) won him over
win her heart
won the hearts and minds of

n

[three] wins [in a row, consecutively]
(in) a [close, hard-fought, moral-boosting, surprising] win
a [3-1] win [over, against]
need a win [this week, against]
a [flag to flag, pillar to post, start to finish] win
scored [three] points for a win
[20] wins and no losses
[20] wins [by knockout, inside the distance]
a win [returns, pays] [5-1]
bookies are [offering, giving] [3-1] for a win

n as adj

a no-win [situation, decision]
a win-win [situation]

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'won' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):

American - Britain - December - Israel - Italy - Japanese - North - November - October - Spain - able - actor - advocacy - affection - afraid - aggregate - allegiance - allow - anytime - anywhere - army - as - ash - athlete - athletic - average - award - bake - baker - ball - baseball - battle - beggar - belt - bend - bet - bidder - bite - blockbuster - breed - budge - bullshit - but - but for - call - cap - caption - card - care - cater

Forum discussions with the word(s) "won" in the title:

" won't work " "is not working " - English Only forum
-Don't forget.-No, I <won't>. - English Only forum
, although I probably won't enjoy him. - English Only forum
... the seats won't be good position. - English Only forum
...gaining circulation (,) some of (it) won from... - English Only forum
...it cannot be won relying on your own strength... - English Only forum
...it won't be too long before he (can come/comes) back... - English Only forum
...so that you wouldn't/won't take offense - English Only forum
...team "XXXX" have / has won - English Only forum
...won more and more medals. (Tense) - English Only forum
'Cause she won't be taking anything good. Because they'll be doing rough and tumble stuff - English Only forum
'I'm not good at Biology and I'm afraid I won't pass the exam" - English Only forum
'<The more's the reason>,' returned she, 'for saying that it won't do. No! That it won't do.~' - English Only forum
'wouldn't' / 'won't' - English Only forum
'wouldn't' or 'won't' - English Only forum
‘Won’t come’ used in the past? - English Only forum
“If it will make you feel better, tell me. But it won't change anything.” - English Only forum
“Soon there won’t <BE> a field to run through” - English Only forum
(1) ... had he won the toss? - English Only forum
(Both) players have won this competition before, so (either) of them could win today. - English Only forum
(Even) if he would help us tomorrow, after what you said to him today, he won't. - English Only forum
[...] that won't fit in your hand baggage a level lower for you. - English Only forum
[for] something won't happen for days - English Only forum
[I trust him it] won't happen in the future. - English Only forum
[I've been winning/ I have won] plenty of competitions recently. - English Only forum
[It will be ] and [It won't be] ... I do that - English Only forum
[Used to win/won] - English Only forum
[won’t necessarily] - English Only forum
[would call] vs. [would have won] - English Only forum
[would have won] vs. [would win] - English Only forum
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