When you participate in a competition or a game and perform better than others, you vinne. This word is about achieving victory or success in a contest. It's the opposite of losing. Think of it as reaching the goal first or getting the highest score.
When you're learning Norwegian at an A2 level, understanding verbs like vinne is really useful. It means 'to win' or 'to be successful in a contest.'
You'll often hear it when people talk about sports, games, or even elections. For example, if your favorite team plays, you hope they vinner.
It's a regular verb, so it follows predictable patterns, which makes it easier to use once you know the basics. Just remember, it's about coming out on top in some kind of competition.
When you participate in a competition or a game and perform better than others, you vinne, meaning you achieve victory. This verb is common in sports, games, and any situation where there is a clear winner and loser. For instance, if you play chess against a friend and skillfully checkmate them, you vinne the game. Similarly, if your favorite football team scores more goals than the opposing team, they vinne the match. It's a straightforward term for being successful in a contest.
§ What 'vinne' Means
- Norwegian Word
- vinne (verb)
- CEFR Level
- A2
- Definition
- to be successful in a contest; to win
Alright, let's talk about the Norwegian verb vinne. This is a useful one to know because it means 'to win' or 'to be successful in a contest'. You'll hear it often, whether people are talking about sports, games, or even elections. It's a regular verb, so its conjugations are straightforward once you get the hang of it.
§ Conjugations of 'vinne'
Understanding the different forms of vinne is key. Here's a quick overview:
- Presens (Present tense): vinner (e.g., Jeg vinner. - I win.)
- Preteritum (Past tense): vant (e.g., Han vant. - He won.)
- Perfektum (Present perfect): har vunnet (e.g., Vi har vunnet. - We have won.)
- Infinitiv (Infinitive): vinne (e.g., Å vinne er gøy. - To win is fun.)
§ 'Vinne' in Everyday Contexts
Now, let's look at where you'll actually encounter vinne in real life. It's not just for sports; it pops up in discussions about work, school, and the news. Knowing these common uses will help you understand and sound more natural when speaking Norwegian.
§ At Work
In a work setting, vinne can be used when talking about securing a contract, winning a bid, or achieving success in a competitive environment.
Vi må jobbe hardt for å vinne den nye kontrakten.
Translation hint: We must work hard to win (secure) the new contract.
Selskapet vant prisen for beste innovasjon.
Translation hint: The company won the prize for best innovation.
§ In School
At school, vinne often comes up in the context of competitions, academic awards, or even debates.
Elevlaget vant førsteplassen i mattekonkurransen.
Translation hint: The student team won first place in the math competition.
Hun håper å vinne et stipend for å studere i utlandet.
Translation hint: She hopes to win a scholarship to study abroad.
§ In the News
News reports frequently use vinne when discussing sports results, political elections, or legal battles. You'll see it a lot when they talk about who came out on top.
Partiet vant valget med stor margin.
Translation hint: The party won the election by a large margin.
Landslaget vinner ofte internasjonale konkurranser.
Translation hint: The national team often wins international competitions.
§ Phrases with 'vinne'
Beyond its literal meaning, vinne also appears in useful phrases:
- Vinne tid: To buy time (literally 'win time').
- Vinne frem: To succeed, to prevail (literally 'win forward').
Vi må vinne tid for å fullføre prosjektet.
Translation hint: We need to buy time to complete the project.
De nye ideene begynner å vinne frem.
Translation hint: The new ideas are starting to succeed.
By paying attention to how vinne is used in these different contexts, you'll greatly improve your understanding and fluency in Norwegian. Keep practicing!
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When 'vinne' is followed by a direct object indicating what is won, the verb is transitive. The direct object will be in the indefinite form if it's a general item, or definite if it's a specific item.
Jeg vil vinne konkurransen. (I want to win the competition.)
'Vinne' can be used with prepositions to indicate what something is won *from* or *against*.
Hun klarte å vinne over motstanderen sin. (She managed to win over her opponent.)
In Norwegian, 'vinne' is a regular verb belonging to verb group 1. This means its past tense ends in '-te' and its past participle in '-t'.
Vi vant spillet. (We won the game.)
When talking about winning a prize or award, 'vinne' is used directly with the prize as the object.
De håper å vinne førstepremien. (They hope to win the first prize.)
The verb 'vinne' can also be used in more abstract senses, like 'to gain' or 'to achieve', often with words like 'tid' (time) or 'erfaring' (experience).
Vi kan vinne mye tid på å starte tidlig. (We can gain a lot of time by starting early.)
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Jeg vil vinne spillet.
I want to win the game.
Hun håper å vinne konkurransen.
She hopes to win the competition.
Vi kan vinne hvis vi jobber sammen.
We can win if we work together.
Skal vi vinne premien?
Shall we win the prize?
De prøver å vinne valget.
They are trying to win the election.
Det er viktig å vinne kampen.
It is important to win the match.
Jeg skal vinne neste gang.
I will win next time.
Du må vinne for å få medaljen.
You must win to get the medal.
Hvem skal vinne kampen?
Who will win the match?
Jeg håper vi kan vinne i dag.
I hope we can win today.
Laget deres pleier å vinne lett.
Their team usually wins easily.
Vil du vinne konkurransen?
Do you want to win the competition?
Hun vil vinne prisen for beste film.
She wants to win the award for best film.
Det er vanskelig å vinne mot dem.
It is difficult to win against them.
Vi må vinne for å gå videre.
We must win to go further (advance).
Tror du de kommer til å vinne OL?
Do you think they will win the Olympics?
Hvis vi fortsetter å jobbe så hardt, er jeg sikker på at vi vil vinne konkurransen.
If we continue to work so hard, I am sure that we will win the competition.
Laget deres var utrolig sterkt, men vi klarte likevel å vinne over dem i siste liten.
Their team was incredibly strong, but we still managed to win against them at the last minute.
Hun har trent i årevis for dette øyeblikket, og hun er fast bestemt på å vinne gullmedaljen.
She has trained for years for this moment, and she is determined to win the gold medal.
Det er ikke alltid lett å vinne, men det er viktig å lære av tapene sine.
It's not always easy to win, but it's important to learn from your losses.
Etter en lang og utmattende debatt klarte regjeringspartiet å vinne frem med sitt forslag.
After a long and exhausting debate, the government party managed to win with their proposal.
Selv om oddsene var mot oss, nektet vi å gi opp og kjempet for å vinne.
Even though the odds were against us, we refused to give up and fought to win.
Han er en strategisk spiller som alltid vet hvordan han skal vinne i sjakk.
He is a strategic player who always knows how to win at chess.
For å vinne en slik tøff konkurranse kreves det både talent og utholdenhet.
To win such a tough competition requires both talent and endurance.
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Hvem vil vinne?
Who will win?
Jeg håper å vinne.
I hope to win.
De klarte å vinne.
They managed to win.
Det er viktig å vinne.
It is important to win.
Vi må vinne denne kampen.
We must win this match.
Han elsker å vinne.
He loves to win.
Å vinne er ikke alt.
Winning isn't everything.
De vil prøve å vinne igjen.
They will try to win again.
Kan vi vinne denne gangen?
Can we win this time?
Det er gøy å vinne.
It's fun to win.
자주 혼동되는 단어
This is a common collocation meaning 'to win a prize.' Here, 'vinne' clearly refers to the act of being successful in a contest that results in a prize.
Meaning 'to win a game.' This directly uses 'vinne' for success in a competitive activity.
Meaning 'to win the election.' This shows 'vinne' used for success in a political contest.
혼동하기 쉬운
'Seire' and 'vinne' can both mean 'to win.' However, 'seire' often implies a more significant victory, like winning a war or a major championship, or overcoming a large obstacle. 'Vinne' is more general and can be used for any kind of win.
'Seire' is for bigger, more impactful victories or overcoming significant challenges. 'Vinne' is for general winning.
Laget seiret over alle forventninger i cupen. (The team triumphed against all expectations in the cup.)
When 'slå' is used in the context of sports or games, it can mean 'to beat' someone, which is close to 'to win' against someone. However, 'slå' primarily means 'to hit' or 'to strike,' and its usage as 'to beat' is more specific to direct competition.
'Slå' focuses on defeating an opponent directly. 'Vinne' focuses on achieving the victory itself.
Jeg slo ham i sjakk. (I beat him in chess.)
'Oppnå' means 'to achieve' or 'to attain.' While winning is a form of achievement, 'oppnå' is broader and doesn't necessarily imply a contest or direct competition. You can achieve a goal without winning against an opponent.
'Oppnå' is about reaching a goal or result. 'Vinne' is specifically about being successful in a contest.
Hun oppnådde målet sitt om å lære seg norsk. (She achieved her goal of learning Norwegian.)
'Få' means 'to get' or 'to receive.' Sometimes, winning can involve 'getting' something (like a prize). However, 'få' focuses on the reception of something, not the act of winning a contest to obtain it.
'Få' is about receiving something. 'Vinne' is about the act of winning to get something.
Jeg fikk en gave til bursdagen min. (I got a gift for my birthday.)
'Lykkes' is general success. 'Vinne' is success in a contest or competition.
Hun lykkes med å bake kaken. (She succeeded in baking the cake.)
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Imagine a knight saying, "I want to WIN-NE (vinne) this tournament!" and then he does.
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Picture a podium with a winner holding a trophy, and the word 'vinne' is glowing brightly above them.
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Try to use 'vinne' in three different sentences describing a competition you've won or hope to win. For example: 'Jeg vil vinne spillet.' (I want to win the game.) 'Hun vant konkurransen.' (She won the competition.)
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Sports and games
- Å vinne en kamp (To win a match)
- Hvem vinner? (Who wins?)
- Laget mitt vant! (My team won!)
Competitions and contests
- Hun vant førstepremien. (She won first prize.)
- Jeg vil vinne konkurransen. (I want to win the competition.)
- De prøver å vinne valget. (They are trying to win the election.)
Arguments or discussions
- Han liker å vinne en diskusjon. (He likes to win an argument.)
- Det er viktig å vinne debatten. (It's important to win the debate.)
Lotteries or gambling
- Jeg vant i lotto! (I won the lottery!)
- Det er vanskelig å vinne penger på kasino. (It's hard to win money at the casino.)
Achieving something difficult
- Å vinne over frykten (To conquer fear)
- Vi vant over sykdommen. (We overcame the illness.)
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"Har du noen gang vunnet noe stort? Hva var det?"
"Hvilket norsk idrettslag håper du vinner neste kamp?"
"Hva må man gjøre for å vinne en diskusjon på norsk?"
"Hvis du kunne vinne en tur hvor som helst, hvor ville du dratt?"
"Er det viktigere å delta eller å vinne, synes du?"
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Beskriv en gang du vant noe du jobbet hardt for. Hvordan føltes det?
Skriv om en person du beundrer som har vunnet mange ting i livet sitt. Hva kan du lære av dem?
Tenk på et fremtidig mål du har. Hva må du gjøre for å 'vinne' denne utfordringen?
Hva er den største utfordringen du har måttet 'vinne over' i livet ditt så langt?
Skriv om forskjellen mellom å 'vinne' og å 'lyktes'. Er de alltid det samme?
자주 묻는 질문
10 질문Vinne means to win or to gain victory in a competition or a contest. It's about being successful when there's an outcome that is either positive or negative.
You can use vinne like this:
Jeg vil vinne spillet. (I want to win the game.)
Hun vant konkurransen. (She won the competition.)
No, not always a game. It can be any kind of contest or competition. For example: De håper å vinne valget. (They hope to win the election.)
The past tense of vinne is vant.
Jeg vant forrige gang. (I won last time.)
The present perfect (har + past participle) is har vunnet.
Vi har vunnet mange kamper. (We have won many games.)
Yes, absolutely. You can say: Jeg vant en premie. (I won a prize.) or Hun vant en reise. (She won a trip.)
While related, they are different. Vinne means to achieve victory. Slå means to defeat an opponent. You vinne the game, and you slå your opponent.
Vi vant kampen. (We won the match.)
Vi slo motstanderne. (We beat the opponents.)
You can use 'vinne over' or 'vinne mot'. For example: Vi vant over dem. (We won against them.) or De vant mot det andre laget. (They won against the other team.)
A common one is å vinne tid, which means 'to gain time' or 'to buy time'.
Vi må vinne tid. (We must gain time.)
You'll use 'skal' or 'vil' with the infinitive.
Jeg skal vinne neste gang. (I will win next time.)
Vi vil vinne mesterskapet. (We will win the championship.)
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Jeg håper vi kan ___ kampen i dag.
'Vinne' means 'to win'. The other options do not fit the context of a game.
Barnet var så glad da det klarte å ___ leken.
To 'vinne en lek' means to win a game or a prize in a game.
De ønsker å ___ gullmedaljen i OL.
You 'vinne' (win) a medal.
Hvem tror du vil ___ konkurransen?
To 'vinne en konkurranse' means to win a competition.
Hun prøver hardt å ___ prisen.
You 'vinne' (win) a prize.
Laget må spille bra for å ___ cupen.
To 'vinne cupen' means to win the cup (in sports).
Which word means 'to win' or 'to be successful in a contest'?
'Vinne' means to win or be successful in a contest. The other options mean 'to eat,' 'to sleep,' and 'to go.'
In the sentence 'Jeg vil vinne konkurransen,' what does 'vinne' mean?
'Vinne' in this context means 'to win.' The sentence translates to 'I want to win the competition.'
Which of these sentences correctly uses 'vinne'?
In Norwegian, 'vinne' is an infinitive verb and needs a modal verb like 'vil' (will) or a conjugated verb before it. 'Han vil vinne spillet' (He will win the game) is correct. The other options have incorrect verb conjugations or structure.
The word 'vinne' can be used when talking about winning a race.
Yes, 'vinne' is used for being successful in various contests, including races. For example, 'å vinne et løp' means 'to win a race.'
'Vinne' means 'to lose' in Norwegian.
No, 'vinne' means 'to win' or 'to be successful.' The opposite, 'to lose,' is 'å tape' in Norwegian.
You can use 'vinne' if you are successful in a game.
That's correct! 'Vinne' is used for being successful in games and other competitions. For instance, 'å vinne et spill' means 'to win a game.'
Write a short sentence about someone winning a game.
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Jeg kan vinne spillet. (I can win the game.)
Complete the sentence: 'Vi vil vinne ...'
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Vi vil vinne kampen. (We want to win the match.)
Write a sentence using 'vinne' to say someone won a prize.
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Han skal vinne en premie. (He will win a prize.)
Hva vil jeg gjøre?
Read this passage:
Jeg spiller et spill. Jeg vil vinne. Det er gøy å vinne.
Hva vil jeg gjøre?
The passage says 'Jeg vil vinne' (I want to win).
The passage says 'Jeg vil vinne' (I want to win).
Hva kan laget gjøre?
Read this passage:
Laget er bra. De kan vinne. De spiller godt.
Hva kan laget gjøre?
The passage states 'De kan vinne' (They can win).
The passage states 'De kan vinne' (They can win).
Hva vil hun vinne?
Read this passage:
Hun løper fort. Hun vil vinne løpet. Hun er flink.
Hva vil hun vinne?
The passage says 'Hun vil vinne løpet' (She wants to win the race).
The passage says 'Hun vil vinne løpet' (She wants to win the race).
This sentence means 'I want to win.' in Norwegian. The order is subject, verb, infinitive verb.
This means 'They will win the game.' in Norwegian. 'De' is subject, 'skal' is modal verb, 'vinne' is main verb, 'kampen' is object.
This means 'Can we win this competition?' in Norwegian. In a question, the verb often comes first.
She wants to win the competition. Listen for the word 'vinne'.
They hope to win the match. Listen for 'vinne'.
We can win if we work together. Listen for 'vinne'.
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Jeg vil vinne.
Focus: vinne
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Han skal vinne.
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Vi kan vinne lett.
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Write a short sentence about someone winning a game. Use 'vinne'.
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Hun vil vinne spillet. (She wants to win the game.)
Write a sentence saying 'We will win the competition.'
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Vi skal vinne konkurransen. (We shall win the competition.)
Describe a simple situation where someone did not win. Use 'vinne' in a negative context.
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Han klarte ikke å vinne kampen. (He couldn't win the match.)
Hva håpet laget å gjøre?
Read this passage:
Laget spilte bra. De håpet å vinne, men motstanderne var veldig sterke. Til slutt tapte de, men de lærte mye.
Hva håpet laget å gjøre?
The passage states 'De håpet å vinne', meaning 'They hoped to win'.
The passage states 'De håpet å vinne', meaning 'They hoped to win'.
Hvorfor trener jeg mye?
Read this passage:
Jeg liker å konkurrere. Jeg trener mye fordi jeg vil vinne førsteplassen. Det er viktig for meg å gjøre mitt beste.
Hvorfor trener jeg mye?
The passage says 'Jeg trener mye fordi jeg vil vinne førsteplassen', which means 'I train a lot because I want to win first place'.
The passage says 'Jeg trener mye fordi jeg vil vinne førsteplassen', which means 'I train a lot because I want to win first place'.
Hva tror personen at han kan gjøre?
Read this passage:
Skal vi spille kort? Jeg tror jeg kan vinne i dag. Jeg har øvd mye de siste dagene.
Hva tror personen at han kan gjøre?
The speaker says 'Jeg tror jeg kan vinne i dag', meaning 'I think I can win today'.
The speaker says 'Jeg tror jeg kan vinne i dag', meaning 'I think I can win today'.
Imagine you participated in a local baking competition. Write a short paragraph (3-4 sentences) about how you tried to win and what happened. Use the word 'vinne' at least once.
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Jeg deltok i en bakekonkurranse i går. Jeg jobbet hardt for å vinne prisen for beste kake. Dessverre vant jeg ikke, men jeg hadde det gøy likevel.
Your friend is feeling discouraged about a challenge. Write a short encouraging message (2-3 sentences) telling them to keep trying to 'vinne'.
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Hei! Jeg vet at det er vanskelig nå, men ikke gi opp. Jeg er sikker på at du kan vinne hvis du fortsetter å prøve.
Describe a time when you saw someone else 'vinne' something important. What did they win and how did they react? (3-4 sentences)
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Jeg så min bror vinne en løpekonkurranse i fjor. Han var så glad da han krysset målstreken. Det var en stor prestasjon for ham å vinne.
Hva måtte laget gjøre for å vinne mesterskapet?
Read this passage:
Laget jobbet hardt gjennom hele sesongen. Treneren sa at de måtte spille som et lag for å vinne mesterskapet. Til slutt lyktes de, og publikum jublet høyt da de vant.
Hva måtte laget gjøre for å vinne mesterskapet?
Teksten sier at 'Treneren sa at de måtte spille som et lag for å vinne mesterskapet.'
Teksten sier at 'Treneren sa at de måtte spille som et lag for å vinne mesterskapet.'
Hva vant kvinnen?
Read this passage:
Hun drømte alltid om å vinne en internasjonal kunstkonkurranse. Etter mange år med hardt arbeid og mange mislykkede forsøk, sendte hun inn et maleri som endelig vant førsteplassen. Hun var overveldet av glede.
Hva vant kvinnen?
Teksten forteller at 'hun sendte inn et maleri som endelig vant førsteplassen' i en internasjonal kunstkonkurranse.
Teksten forteller at 'hun sendte inn et maleri som endelig vant førsteplassen' i en internasjonal kunstkonkurranse.
Hvorfor vant den ene spilleren?
Read this passage:
Det var en spennende sjakkturnering. De to spillerne var veldig dyktige, og ingen visste hvem som kom til å vinne. Etter tre timer med intens spilling, ga den ene spilleren opp, og den andre kunne feire seieren.
Hvorfor vant den ene spilleren?
Teksten sier: 'Etter tre timer med intens spilling, ga den ene spilleren opp, og den andre kunne feire seieren.'
Teksten sier: 'Etter tre timer med intens spilling, ga den ene spilleren opp, og den andre kunne feire seieren.'
The correct word order is 'subject + verb + object + adverb'.
The modal verb 'vil' comes before the main verb 'vinne'.
The structure is 'subject + auxiliary verb + adverb + main verb + infinitive marker + infinitive'.
Etter en lang og utmattende debatt, klarte partiet å ___ nok støtte til å få gjennom forslaget sitt.
In this context, 'vinne' means to gain or secure support, fitting the idea of being successful in a political contest.
Selv om oddsene var mot dem, var teamets mål å ___ over konkurrentene i finalen.
'Vinne over' means to defeat or overcome, which is appropriate for a competitive final.
For å ___ kundens tillit, må selskapet demonstrere transparens og integritet i alle sine forretninger.
'Vinne tillit' is a common idiom meaning to gain someone's trust.
Etter mange års hardt arbeid, håpet kunstneren å endelig ___ anerkjennelse for sitt unike arbeid på den internasjonale utstillingen.
'Vinne anerkjennelse' means to gain recognition, fitting the context of an artist hoping for success.
Politikerens karisma og tydelige budskap hjalp ham å ___ velgernes hjerter under valgkampen.
'Vinne hjerter' is an expression meaning to win the affection or support of people.
Selskapet måtte utvikle en innovativ strategi for å ___ markedsandeler i et stadig mer konkurranseutsatt marked.
'Vinne markedsandeler' means to gain market share, which is a common goal in business competition.
Imagine you are a sports commentator. Describe a thrilling moment where a team 'vinner' a crucial game. Use at least two different forms of 'vinne' in your description.
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For en kamp! Etter en intens sluttspurt vant hjemmelaget til slutt. De har kjempet hardt for å vinne denne tittelen, og nå har de gjort det. Fansen jubler! Dette er en seier de sent vil glemme.
Write a short paragraph about a time you tried to 'vinne' something, even if you didn't succeed. What did you learn from the experience?
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Jeg prøvde å vinne et stipend for å studere i utlandet, men jeg klarte det ikke. Det var skuffende, men jeg lærte mye om meg selv og søknadsprosessen. Jeg vil prøve igjen neste år og håper å vinne da.
You are writing a motivational speech for a group of students. Encourage them to 'vinne' over their challenges. What advice would you give?
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Kjære studenter, livet er fullt av utfordringer, men jeg vet at dere har styrken til å vinne over dem. Ikke gi opp! Med hardt arbeid og dedikasjon kan dere vinne over enhver hindring og nå deres mål.
Hva skjedde i sjakkturneringen i går kveld?
Read this passage:
I går kveld var det stor spenning under den årlige sjakkturneringen. Etter timer med konsentrert spill klarte den unge debutanten å vinne over den regjerende mesteren. Publikum reiste seg og klappet vilt. Det var en seier ingen hadde forventet.
Hva skjedde i sjakkturneringen i går kveld?
Teksten sier klart at 'den unge debutanten å vinne over den regjerende mesteren'.
Teksten sier klart at 'den unge debutanten å vinne over den regjerende mesteren'.
Hva er viktig for å vinne i forretningslivet, ifølge teksten?
Read this passage:
Det er ikke alltid lett å vinne i forretningslivet. Konkurransen er hard, og man må hele tiden forbedre seg for å ligge foran. Men de som klarer å vinne kundens tillit, vil ofte oppnå suksess på lang sikt.
Hva er viktig for å vinne i forretningslivet, ifølge teksten?
Passasjen understreker at 'de som klarer å vinne kundens tillit, vil ofte oppnå suksess på lang sikt.'
Passasjen understreker at 'de som klarer å vinne kundens tillit, vil ofte oppnå suksess på lang sikt.'
Hva kan vi lære av historien?
Read this passage:
Løpet var nesten over, og hun lå langt bak. Men med en utrolig spurt på de siste meterne klarte hun å vinne løpet med et hårstrå. Treneren hennes var målløs av begeistring. Det viste at man aldri skal gi opp.
Hva kan vi lære av historien?
Siste setning i teksten er 'Det viste at man aldri skal gi opp.'
Siste setning i teksten er 'Det viste at man aldri skal gi opp.'
This sentence means 'I hope to win the competition.' The correct order is Subject (Jeg) + Verb (håper) + infinitive marker (å) + Infinitive (vinne) + Object (konkurransen).
This sentence means 'They really wanted to win the team.' The correct order is Subject (De) + Modal Verb (ville) + Adverb (gjerne) + Infinitive (vinne) + Object (laget).
This sentence means 'She always wins debates.' The correct order is Subject (Hun) + Verb (vinner) + Adverb (alltid) + Object (debatter).
The speaker is discussing the difficulty of succeeding with a controversial proposal in international politics.
The sentence is about overcoming obstacles to win a bureaucratic battle.
The context is about gaining trust in a competitive market by exceeding customer expectations.
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Etter grundige forhandlinger og strategisk manøvrering, lyktes selskapet endelig med å vinne den lukrative kontrakten, noe som sikrer deres posisjon i markedet for det neste tiåret.
Focus: lucrative, secures, position
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Hennes evne til å vinne over skeptikerne med overbevisende argumenter og en ubestridelig faktabasert presentasjon var avgjørende for utfallet av debatten.
Focus: overcome, skeptics, convincing, undeniable
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Det er en krevende oppgave å vinne tilbake publikums tillit etter en rekke skandaler, og det krever mer enn bare tomme løfter; det krever handling og transparens.
Focus: demanding, regain, public's, transparency
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관련 콘텐츠
sports 관련 단어
vinn
A2to be successful in a game
trene
A1to exercise
spiller
A2a person who plays a game
fotball
A1football
tilskuer
B2A person who watches an event
spille
A1to engage in a game or music
taper
A2the one who loses
kamp
A2a contest or competition
løp
B1course or run
konkurranse
A2competition
