victors

英 [ˈvɪktəz]

美 [ˈvɪktərz]

n.  胜利者; 获胜者
victor的复数

柯林斯词典

• 胜利者;获胜者
  Thevictorin a battle or contest is the person who wins.

双语例句

• Irresolute persons make poor victors.
  优柔寡断的人不会成为胜利者。
• The victors mercilessly carved up the defeated country, each taking an equal share.
  战胜国无情地瓜分了战败国，每个都得到了相等的份额。
• Victors hearing was as good as a hawk, so he heard this.
  维克多的听力好得像鹰一般，因此他听到了这番话。
• These dictates gave expression to the anger of the victors.
  这个规定反映着胜利者的愤怒。
• In war all suffer defeat, even the victors.
  战争中所有人都蒙难，甚至胜利者也不例外。
• Compensation exacted from a defeated nation by the victors.
  战败国须付的赔偿款。
• History tells us, many victors are not justified to be triumphant, but triumphant to be justified.
  历史告诉我们，很多胜利者不是因为正确才胜利，而是因为胜利才正确。
• Only three of the past five victors have gone on to win the caucuses, only two the nomination and only one ( George Bush junior in2000) the presidency.
  五个获胜者中只有三个继续赢得了决策干部的名额，其中两个是共和党提名，一个是总统职位（2000年小布什）。
• With so many companies competing in a crowded space, it will not be surprising if there is further consolidation, and the companies that have alliances with strong buyers are likely to come out as victors.
  考虑到有那么多公司在一个拥挤的领域进行竞争，如果出现进一步整合，一点儿也不会令人吃惊，而那些与强大买家结盟的公司很可能成为赢家。
• It has been said," History is written by the victors ".
  人们相信，历史是由胜利者书写的。