winner Idiom, Proverb

winner take all

the winner of the game gets all the money "Bert said, ""Let's play one more game of poker, winner take all."""

Breadwinner

Used to describe the person that earns the most money. For example - She's the breadwinner in the family.

Quitters never win; winners never quit

If you quit you will never get what you want, but if you keep trying you will find a way to get what you want. ('Quitters never win, winners never quit, but those who never win and never quit are idiots' is a variation accredited to Larry Kersten)

Winner takes all

If everything goes to the winner, as in an election, the winner takes all.

More Idioms/Phrases

Will never fly Will-o'-the-wisp Window dressing Window to the soul Wing and a prayer Winner takes all Wipe the floor with Wipe the smile of someone's face With a heavy hand With child With flying colours With friends like that, who needs enemies? Within a whisker

English Vocalbulary

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