English → Arabic
winning in Arabic
- Pronunciation
- fawz
- Arabizi
fawz- Type
- noun · masculine
- Root
- ف و ز
How to use it
"Winning" is used as a noun meaning victory or success in a competition. It is masculine in Arabic and does not take the definite article unless you refer to a specific win.
Example sentences
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فَوْزُهُ فِي السِّبَاقِ كَبِيرٌ
fawzuhu fī as-sibāqi kabīrun
His winning in the race is big.
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هَذَا الفَوْزُ يَجْلِبُ السَّعَادَةَ
hādhā al-fawzu yajlibu as-saʿāda
This winning brings happiness.
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نَحْنُ نَسْتَحِقُّ الفَوْزَ
naḥnu nastahiqqu al-fawza
We deserve the winning.
Examples from real texts
Sentences taken from published bilingual texts (subtitles, documents). They show the word in context and are not reviewed one by one.
Winning the Peace
الفوز بالسلام
How Iran Is Winning
كيف تربح إيران
Why is Obama Winning?
لماذا يفوز أوباما؟
Putin’s Winning Streak
سلسلة انتصارات بوتن
Sami was winning the game.
كان سامي يربح المقابلة.
Winning the Confidence Game
الفوز بلعبة الثقة
The Winning International NGO
المنظمة غير الحكومية الدولية الرابحة
There's no chance of winning.
ليس هناك فرصة للفوز.
Global Development’s Winning Goals
التنمية العالمية وأهدافها الرابحة
Winning the European Confidence Game
الفوز بلعبة الثقة الأوروبية
Winning the Transatlantic Trade Challenge
النجاح في مواجهة تحدي التجارة عبر الأطلسي
And in any case winning the battle against perception is sometimes winning half the war.
وعلى أي حال فكسب المعركة ضد التصورات يكون أحياناً بمثابة نصف الانتصار في الحرب.
Questions and answers
Can "winning" be used as an adjective?
In Arabic we usually use the adjective "فائز" (faʾiz) for "winning" as a descriptor.
Is there a plural for "winning"?
The concept is usually uncountable, so a plural is not used.
Related words and expressions
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