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vítěz, vítěz, kuřecí večeře

vinder, vinder, kyllingemiddag

Where Does The Phrase Winner Winner Chicken Dinner Come From

Gewinner, Gewinner, Hühnchen Abendessen

νικητής νικητής κοτόπουλο δείπνο

gajninto, gajninto, kokina vespermanĝo

a ganar a ganar pollo para cenar

برنده ، برنده ، شام مرغ

voittaja, voittaja, kana-illallinen

gagnant, gagnant, dîner de poulet

विजेता विजेता चिकन डिनर

győztes, győztes, csirkevacsora

հաղթող, հաղթող, հավի ընթրիք

Pemenang makan malam Pemenang ayam

vincitore, vincitore, cena di pollo

זוכה, מנצח, ארוחת עוף

勝者勝者チキンディナー

승자, 승자, 치킨 디너

victor, victor, pulli prandium

winnaar, winnaar, kippendiner

vinner, vinner, kyllingmiddag

zwycięzca, zwycięzca, obiad z kurczakiem

vencedor, vencedor, jantar de frango

castigator castigator cina de pui

vinnare, vinnare, kycklingmiddag

வெற்றியாளர், வெற்றியாளர், கோழி இரவு உணவு

విజేత, విజేత, చికెన్ విందు

ผู้ชนะผู้ชนะอาหารค่ำไก่

kazanan, kazanan, tavuk yemeği

переможець, переможець, куряча вечеря

فاتح ، فاتح ، چکن ڈنر

người chiến thắng, người chiến thắng, bữa tối gà

געווינער, געווינער, הינדל מיטאָג

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a (real) winner

1. Acceptable or ideal, as of a plan or idea. Sometimes used sarcastically to imply the opposite. The board of directors agrees with me that your proposal sounds like a real winner, so we are prepared to move forward with it right away.A: 'Did you hear about Sarah's boneheaded plan?' B: 'Yeah, it's a real winner, huh? What on earth is she thinking?'
2. Of a person, very well suited (to someone) in a romantic capacity. Sometimes used sarcastically to imply the opposite. A: 'She just got a job with a big financial firm, she writes poetry in her spare time, and she loves anime.' B: 'Wow, dude, she sounds like a winner! You must be elated!'A: 'Jenny's new boyfriend is an ex-con and apparently has a pretty bad drinking problem.' B: 'Huh. Sounds like a real winner, then.'

be onto a winner

To be progressing in a way that is likely to succeed. I think we're onto a winner with this new environmental initiative—the whole company has really embraced it.After all of those failed experiments, our team is finally onto a winner now.

Ding, ding, ding, we have a winner!

cliché A humorous exclamation said when someone answers or guesses something correctly or is considered the best in some competition. Often used sarcastically. A: 'OK, first person to tell me what X equals in this equation gets five points of extra credit.' B: 'Oh, I know, it's 41!' A: 'Ding, ding, ding, we have a winner!'A: 'We're trying to think of the worst baby names.' B: 'My cousin George named his baby 'Seven.' A: 'Ding, ding, ding! We have a winner! Gosh, what on earth were they thinking?'

pick a winner

To choose someone or something that is very likely to prove beneficial, suitable, or successful. The reason why third party candidates don't usually get a lot of traction is because people want to pick a winner—not just make some kind of statement.Samantha is so warm and intelligent, and it's clear that she cares about you a lot. You really picked a winner, Joe.The design is clean and practical, but still elegant and appealing—I think we picked a winner!

sound like a (real) winner

1. Of a plan or idea, to seem acceptable or ideal. Sometimes used sarcastically to imply the opposite. The board of directors agrees with me that your proposal sounds like a real winner, so we are prepared to move forward with it right away.A: 'Did you hear about Sarah's boneheaded plan?' B: 'Yeah, it sounds like a real winner, huh? What on earth is she thinking?'
2. Of a person, to seem very well suited (to someone) in a romantic capacity. Sometimes used sarcastically to imply the opposite. A: 'She just got a job with a big financial firm, she writes poetry in her spare time, and she loves anime.' B: 'Wow, dude, she sounds like a winner! You must be elated!'A: 'Jenny's new boyfriend is an ex-con and apparently has a pretty bad drinking problem.' B: 'Huh. Sounds like a real winner, then.'

winner take all

A competition in which the victor is granted all possible benefits, accolades, prizes, etc. Hyphenated if used before a noun as a modifier. How about one last round of darts, winner take all?My sister and I used to bet our Halloween candy on our report card grades, winner take all.The tournament concludes with a winner-take-all round between the four finalists.

winner takes all

A competition in which the victor is granted all possible prizes. I know we've been playing darts all night, but this will be the last round, winner takes all!My sister and I used to bet our Halloween candy on our report card grades, winner takes all.

Winner, winner, chicken dinner!

slang An exclamation of joy, excitement, and pride upon achieving victory, especially in the context of video games or gambling. Boom! And with that final headshot, I am officially the winner of the match. Winner, winner, chicken dinner!C'mon, c'mon, I need to roll an eight… Yes! Winner, winner, chicken dinner!
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. © 2015 Farlex, Inc, all rights reserved.

winner take all

a situation where the one who defeats others takes all the spoils of the conflict. The contest was a case of winner take all. There was no second place or runner-up.
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McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. © 2002 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.

pick a ˈwinner


1 choose a horse, etc. that you think is most likely to win a race
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Winner Winner Chicken Dinner

informal) make a very good choice: Good choice, George. I think you’ve picked a winner there!

be onto a ˈwinner

(informal) be doing something, especially selling something, that is likely to be successful: He is the sole importer of this product, and he certainly thinks he’s onto a winner.
See also: winner

Sounds like a winner!

sent. It sounds acceptable. Sounds like a winner! Let’s do it!

winner

n. an excellent person or thing. This one is a real winner.
McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions Copyright © 2006 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved.
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