prevail in Chinese
prevail in Chinese is 说服 — prevail means to win out or come out on top, especially after a struggle.
prevail in Chinese
说服
Pronounced: shuō fú
(intransitive) To succeed in persuading or inducing.
What does "prevail" mean?
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verb To win out or come out on top, especially after a struggle.
"Despite the setbacks, the underdog team prevailed in the final."
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verb To be the most common or widespread condition; to be current.
"Calm weather prevailed across the region for most of the week."
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prevail in a sentence
- Despite the setbacks, the underdog team prevailed in the final.
- Justice eventually prevailed and the wrongly accused man was freed.
- Calm weather prevailed across the region for most of the week.
- A sense of excitement prevailed in the village on the day of the fair.
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What is "prevail" in Chinese?
"prevail" in Chinese is 说服. prevail means: To win out or come out on top, especially after a struggle.
How do you pronounce 说服?
"prevail" in Chinese is 说服, pronounced "shuō fú".
How do you use "prevail" in a sentence?
Example: "Despite the setbacks, the underdog team prevailed in the final." In Chinese, "prevail" is 说服.
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