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Definition of win-win - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
mutual benefitbenefiting everyone involved in a situation or agreement
- This deal is a win-win for both companies.
- Negotiating freelance rates created a win-win arrangement for client and designer.
- The community garden project was a win-win solution for neighbors and local schools.
Expressions with win-win
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situation where all parties benefit
The partnership created a win-win situation for both companies.
Origin of win-win
English, win (to gain) + win (to gain)
Terms with win-win included in their meaning
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sports
fail to win a game or competition
competition
strive to win or gain something
sports
eager to win or be more successful
game event
competition where participants try to win
failure
person who fails to win or succeed
habitual failure
habitually failing to win
raffle system
game where people buy tickets for a chance to win prizes
competition
win first place in a competition
secondary prize
prize given to someone who did not win
opportunity
make it harder for someone to succeed or win
rivalry
actively trying to win against someone or something
rivalry
while trying to win against someone or something
competition
game where players try to win
sports
person whose actions cause their team to win a match
fundraiser
drawing to win prizes by buying tickets
winter sport
contest where people on skis try to win by speed or skill
difficult contest
contest that is difficult to win
competition
competitor thought unlikely to win
finance
to win a large amount of money in a lottery
sports activity
physical game where people or teams try to win against others
clear win
perform much better than all other people taking part
competition
participate in a competition to win
competition
win by a small margin
competition
competitor expected to win
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- French:gagnant-gagnant, ...
- German:beiderseits vorteilhaft, ...
- Italian:vantaggioso per tutti, ...
- Spanish:beneficioso para ambas partes, ...
- Portuguese:em que todos ganham, ...
- Chinese:双赢的, ...
- Japanese:ウィンウィンな, ...
- Arabic:مُرْبِح لِلطَرَفَيْن, ...
- Hebrew:מוֹעִיל לִשְׁנֵי הַצְּדָדִים, ...
- Russian:взаимовыгодный, ...
- Ukrainian:взаємовигідний, ...
- Hindi:विन-विन, ...
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