The word combinations of the word "win" are:

1. Fight for zhēng duó

Strive to seize: ~ the market. ~ Position. ~Right to qualify.

2. Seize duó qǔ

To seize by force: ~ the enemy's position. 2. Strive for: ~ new victories. ~Agricultural harvest.

3. Dazzling duó mù

(Brilliant) Dazzling: bright ~. Emit ~ brilliance.

4. To seize the road duó lù

Force the road. Highway robbery.

5. Loot lüè duó

Robbery; seize: ~property. Economy~.

6. Blackmail é duó

Blackmail.

7. Deprive bō duó

Take away by force: ~ the fruits of labor. 2. Cancellation in accordance with the law: ~ political rights.

8. Deprive chǐ duó

Deprive.

9. Win the first place duó kuí

Compete for first place; win the championship: This factory’s TVs are in the national competition.

10. Usurp cuàn duó

Use unfair means to seize (position or power): ~ leadership.

11. To win the championship duó biāo

To win the championship, specifically to win the championship: She has the highest voice in this competition. 2. The bid placed by the contractor or buyer won the bid in the bidding competition: This company is competing with eight other companies.

Basic knowledge of the character "Duo":

Duo (Pinyin: duó, duì) is a first-level standard Chinese character (commonly used character). This character first appeared in bronze inscriptions of the Western Zhou Dynasty. "Liu" is a knowing word, and the glyphs are from "鹹", "you", "xiao" and "yi", which means that the caught bird flew away from the hand, which refers to loss and loss. Birds are sometimes caught immediately when they fly away, so they have the meaning of seizing or snatching.

The main meaning of modern "rob" is to take by force or rob, such as: to argue with words. The extended meaning refers to striving for, such as: winning the championship. It also means to overcome or overwhelm, such as: ingenious.