nash didn't win because i gave him the bolt. he won because he had the fastest runとは 意味・読み方・使い方

he won without any trouble

he won easily

the winner was a true sleeper--no one expected him to get it

She boasted of winning [having won] the prize.

He won a narrow victory in the race.

He won fame by winning that fight.

He won $500, no less, at the races.

he was happy to get the win

He didn't jump high enough to win a prize.

They won victory not just because they were lucky but because they played to the best of their ability.

Victoire Pisa's jockey, Mirco Demuro, hoped to do well in the race, but he did not expect to win.

I do not fear a man because he has a handle to his name.

he won the prize for best costume

He won the game by a fluke.

He won by sheer luck.

he is sure to win

He won but only at a price.

He was named as the winner at the contest.

The referee must watch closely: the match finishes in an instant because the spiders move so quickly.

His restaurant is popular not necessarily because of the taste, but because it's so fast.

That wrestler knows no tricks, and only wins by sheer strength.

The sixth-grade elementary school girl ran fast, but Tamesue won by a big margin even though he had to jump over hurdles.

If we balance his merits against his faults,―set off his merits against his faults,―the balance is in his favour―the balance is against him.

price programs became unstuck because little grain was available

in shogi, to be unable to continue to attack because one has sacrificed to many of one's own pieces

She is inferior to the other in gun-power, but superior in speed.

After the race, Sato said, "It was like a dream. I had fun driving today. Winning a race is never easy but I realized that when victory comes, it comes like this."

He has no tricks, and wins by sheer strength.

the reason a steady state was never reached was that the back pressure built up too slowly

He ran into the car in front because he was driving too close to it.