victory

n.

胜利；克服；成功；

复数：victories

victory over战胜

win victory赢得胜利

landslide victory以绝对优势取得胜利

narrow victory险胜

pyrrhic victory付出极大代价而获得的胜利

1. The soldiers exulted at their victory.
   战士们为取得胜利而欢跃。
2. I have every reason to be confident of our victory.
   我有充分的理由坚信胜利是属于我们的。
3. People in the city held a great party to celebrate their victory.
   本市的市民举行了盛大的晚会庆祝他们的胜利。
4. They were intoxicated with victory.
   他们因成功而狂喜。
5. No victory comes out without price.
   成功就是要付出代价的。

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Effects of Implicit Power Motivation on Men's and Women's Implicit Learning and Testosterone Changes After Social Victory or Defeat.