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101Win-win-Situation — Win wịn Si|tu|a|ti|on <englisch> (Situation, von der alle Beteiligten profitieren) …
102win one's spurs — ► win (or earn) one s spurs 1) historical gain a knighthood by an act of bravery. 2) informal gain one s first distinction or honours. Main Entry: ↑win …
103win the day — ► win the day be victorious. Main Entry: ↑win …
104win by so many wickets — To win with so many wickets still to fall • • • Main Entry: ↑wicket …
105win of — (obsolete) To get the better of • • • Main Entry: ↑win …
106win by a head — ● win …
107win on — ● win …
108win your spurs — win/earn/your spurs phrase to do something that proves your ability in a particular activity or situation and gives you a good reputation Thesaurus: to do something well or better than someone elsesynonym Main entry: spur * * * win/earn your… …
109win´dow-shop´per — win|dow shop «WIHN doh SHOP», intransitive verb, shopped, shop|ping. to look at articles in store windows without going in to buy anything. –window shopper, or –win´dow shop´per, noun …
110win|dow-shop — «WIHN doh SHOP», intransitive verb, shopped, shop|ping. to look at articles in store windows without going in to buy anything. –window shopper, or –win´dow shop´per, noun …
