英和和英

to be won or lost

to stoop to conquer―gain a moral victory

To lose is to win.

It doesn't matter whether you win or not.

Defeat is sometimes a moral victory.

the state of being defeated in a game

When you lose, you actually win.

It shall be a great bargain.

victory and defeat

I don't know whether I will win or lose.

defeat by a lurch

The expenses exceed the profits

I have made it as cheap as I can.

to be defeated and yield

Heads, you win; tails, you lose.

the degree to which one is being defeated

He suffered an ignominious defeat.

to cheapen the price―lower the price―beat down the price―knock down the price

a person who has been defeated

the condition of being in a tie

Win or lose, one will go on gambling.

in a game or competition, the condition wherein a person or team keeps losing

He is chap-fallen at his defeat―crest-fallen at his defeat.

Win or lose, one will go on gambling.

victory and defeat

To lose in a close fight.

I have lost one game.

I am vexed―mortified―chagrined―at my defeat.

the condition of greatly disliking defeat

to continue to win without defeat