winner in Latin
winner in Latin is victor, victrīx — winner means a person, team, or thing that wins a contest, competition, or prize.
winner in Latin
victor
One who has won or often wins.
victrīx
One who has won or often wins.
What does "winner" mean?
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noun A person, team, or thing that wins a contest, competition, or prize.
"The winner of the marathon crossed the line in just under three hours."
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noun A single point, goal, or shot that decides a contest.
"She scored the winner in the final minute of the match."
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winner in a sentence
- The winner of the marathon crossed the line in just under three hours.
- This new phone is a real winner with critics.
- She scored the winner in the final minute of the match.
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What is "winner" in Latin?
"winner" in Latin is victor, victrīx. winner means: A person, team, or thing that wins a contest, competition, or prize.
How do you use "winner" in a sentence?
Example: "The winner of the marathon crossed the line in just under three hours." In Latin, "winner" is victor, victrīx.
Are there other ways to say "winner" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "winner": victor, victrīx.
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