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winwin

形容词

win-win [wɪnˈwɪn] (adj.)

意为“双赢的”，形容在某种情况下，所有参与者都能从中受益的。

词语辨析

win-win 与 beneficial 的区别在于，win-win 强调各方都能获益，而 beneficial 则指某个事物或行动对某一方有利。

词汇扩充

近义词

mutually beneficial, advantageous, profitable

反义词

lose-lose, zero-sum

名词

win-win [wɪnˈwɪn] (n.)

意为“双赢”，指一种情形或结果，对所有参与者都有好处。

词语辨析

win-win 与 mutual benefit 的区别在于，win-win 更强调各方都能获得好处，而 mutual benefit 更偏重于双方互利。

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近义词

mutual benefit, symbiosis

反义词

lose-lose, zero-sum

柯林斯词典

win-win (n.)

If you describe a situation as a win-win one, you mean that it is good for everyone involved.

牛津词典

win-win (adj.)

A win-win situation or result is one that is good for everyone who is involved.

用法

该词通常作形容词或名词使用。

相关例句

1. It's a win-win situation for both companies.
2. The new contract will bring win-win benefits to all parties involved.
3. By working together, we can create a win-win outcome.
4. This negotiation aims to achieve a win-win solution.
5. Both sides agreed that a win-win agreement was the best option.
6. We need to find a win-win compromise that satisfies everyone.
7. His proposal offers a win-win situation for both the company and its employees.
8. She believes in seeking win-win opportunities in business.
9. The company's success is based on a win-win philosophy.
10. They are committed to fostering a win-win culture within the organization.
11. In international relations, governments strive for win-win cooperation.
12. The conference explored ways to promote win-win partnerships.
13. We should aim for a win-win outcome that benefits all stakeholders.
14. He emphasized the importance of win-win negotiations.
15. Both countries reached a win-win agreement on trade.
16. They celebrated the win-win situation they had achieved.
17. The project's success is a testament to the power of win-win collaboration.
18. She is skilled at finding win-win solutions to complex problems.
19. The company's strategy focuses on win-win outcomes.
20. The government hopes to create a win-win situation for both consumers and businesses.