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triumph

/ˈtraɪəmf/ American
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  • n. 胜利, 凯旋, 欢欣
  • v. 得胜, 成功
Definition
  • n. a great victory or success and the joy it brings
  • v. to win or succeed after a difficult struggle
Example
Winning the championship was a real triumph for the team.
赢得冠军对这支球队来说是一次真正的胜利。
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Synonyms & Differences 近义词辨析

Compared meaning: a win or success (noun).

比较义项:胜利(名词)。

  • victory

    Neutral, everyday word for winning any contest, game, or fight; often modified for degree (a narrow, easy, crushing victory); carries no special emotional weight on its own.

    victory是中性、日常的词,泛指在任何比赛、竞争或战斗中获胜;常与表示程度的形容词搭配(微弱的、轻松的、压倒性的胜利),本身不带特别强烈的情感色彩。

    After months of hard training, she finally tasted victory.

    经过数月的刻苦训练,她终于尝到了胜利的滋味。

  • triumph 本词

    Stronger and more emotional than victory; implies a great, hard-won success accompanied by intense joy, pride, or glory; more formal or literary, often used for personal achievements.

    triumph比victory语气更强、更具情感色彩;指来之不易的伟大成功,并伴随强烈的喜悦、自豪或荣耀感;语域更正式或更文学化,常用于个人成就。

    Her recovery from the illness felt like a personal triumph.

    她从疾病中康复,感觉像是一场属于自己的伟大胜利。

Victory and triumph both mean winning, but triumph is stronger. Victory is neutral and common, used for winning any contest, game, or fight. Triumph implies a great, hard-won success with intense joy or pride, and is more formal or literary.

victory 和 triumph 都表示“胜利”,但语气和强度不同:victory 是中性、常用的说法,泛指在比赛、战斗或竞争中获胜;triumph 语气更强,强调这是一场伟大且来之不易的胜利,并带有强烈的喜悦与自豪感,语域也更正式、更具文学色彩。