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vic·to·ry AHD[vĭkʹtə-rē] D.J.[ˈvɪktəriː]K.K.[ˈvɪktəri]n.（名词）【复数】 vic.to.ries 缩写 V- Defeat of an enemy or opponent.胜利：敌军或者对手的失败
- Success in a struggle against difficulties or an obstacle.克服：在争斗中对抗困难或者障碍的胜利
- The state of having triumphed.成功：取得成功的状态
- Middle English 中古英语
- from Old French victorie 源自 古法语 victorie
- from Latin victōria 源自 拉丁语 victōria
- from victor victōr- [victor] * see victor 源自 victor victōr- [胜利者] * 参见 victor
victory, conquest, triumph- These nouns denote the fact of winning or the state of having won in a war, struggle, or competition.这些名词包含了获胜的事实或者在战争、斗争或竞争中取得胜利。
- Victory, the most general term, refers especially to the final defeat of an enemy or opponent: Victory 特别是指敌人或者对手的最终失败的最常用的词语： "Victory at all costs, victory in spite of all terror, victory however long and hard the road may be;for without victory there is no survival" (Winston S. Churchill). “不论需要多少代价，不论有多少恐惧，不论有多么长久和道路多么艰难，我们都需要取胜；因为如果没有胜利就不会有生存” （温斯顿S·丘吉尔）。
- Conquest connotes subduing, subjugating, or achieving mastery or control over someone or something: Conquest 表达了镇压、征服或者对某人或某物实现统治或者控制： "Conquest of illiteracy comes first" (John Kenneth Galbraith). “消灭文盲是首要的” （约翰·科尼斯·卡布瑞斯）。
- Triumph denotes a victory or success that is especially noteworthy because it is decisive, significant, or spectacular: Triumph 表示一种很有价值的胜利或者成功，因为它具有决定性、重要性或者完美性： "If [a man] has a talent and learns somehow to use the whole of it, he has gloriously succeeded,and won a satisfaction and a triumph few men ever know" (Thomas Wolfe). “如果 具有才干并学会了如何充分利用它， 他已经大大的成功了，并获得了只有极少数人才知道的满意和成功” （托马斯·沃尔夫）
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