Victory of Chinese words

victory

Victory, Chinese vocabulary, Pinyin: SH è NGL ì, meaning to achieve the desired purpose. As opposed to failure. It has the meaning of "success". In ancient times, success in war was called victory, and victory in competition was called "success". Other moral is also very broad (such as: one thing to the end is also called victory).

Victory in English is victory

interpretation

1. Defeat the other side.

2. Achieve success or purpose.

3. Defeat the other party in a struggle or competition.

source

Song Ouyang Xiu's "Taiping Xingguo Temple Kaiyuan hall opens Taizu emperor's Deathday Daochang merit and virtue shuyouyu": "Yang Ji Jue Ci, Guangfu victory."

Song Ouyang Xiu's "secret words about the opening of the empress's birthday Daochang in Yanfu Palace's Xingzhi hall": "because of the victory of Ji, Xi Xi Xi Xiang will be extended."

Lu Xun's "weeds: a good lost hell" said: "the final victory is that the flag of human beings is also set up on the gate of hell."

Yuan Ying's poem "when the bonfire is burning" says: "Heroes use tenacious fighting to plant the flag of victory on the road they have gone through."

Lu Guang's "Chinese girl" 9: "her powerful and fierce cleavage and fierce block made great contributions to the victory of the Chinese team."

Yang Mo's song of youth, Part 2, Chapter 4: "now he has realized the trend of the world and the general trend of mankind. Communism will surely win the final victory in the world."

Haoran's "sunny day" chapter 92: "they all know that wheat harvest, debut, rolling, warehousing, every section is a victory."

"The unity of the country, the unity of the people and the unity of all ethnic groups in the country are the basic guarantee for the victory of our cause."