triumph

• Substantiv, das einen großen Sieg, Erfolg oder eine herausragende Leistung bezeichnet, oft durch Anstrengung oder Überwindung von Hindernissen errungen.

A noun referring to a great victory, achievement, or success, often gained through effort or overcoming difficulty.

1. Great victory or successB2formal

   A significant achievement or victory, especially after a struggle.

   Großer Sieg oder Erfolg

   • The team celebrated their triumph in the championship.
   • Her triumph over adversity inspired many people.
   • The discovery was a triumph of modern science.

   Synonymeaccomplishmentachievementattainmentconquestmasterysuccessvictorywin

   Antonymedefeatfailurefiascoloss

2. Feeling of joy from successB2formal

   A feeling of great happiness or pride resulting from a success or victory.

   Triumph

   • He could not hide his triumph after winning the award.
   • There was a sense of triumph in the room after the deal was signed.
   • She felt a quiet triumph as she crossed the finish line.

   Synonymeelationexhilarationexultationjoyjubilationpride

• Verb, das den Erhalt eines großen Sieges oder Erfolgs bezeichnet, oft nach einem Kampf oder Anstrengungen. Es bedeutet auch, über etwas zu jubeln oder zu frohlocken.

A verb used to indicate achieving a great victory or success, often after a struggle or effort.

1. Achieve victoryB2formal

   To win a great victory or achieve success after a struggle.

   Triumphieren

   • The team triumphed over their rivals in the final match.
   • She triumphed against all odds to win the championship.
   • Justice triumphed in the end.

   Synonymeconquerprevailsucceedwin

   Antonymefaillosesuccumbsurrender

2. Rejoice in successB2formal

   To feel or express great joy or pride because of a success or victory.

   Triumphieren

   • He triumphed in his achievement and celebrated with friends.
   • They triumphed at the news of their promotion.
   • The crowd triumphed as the winner crossed the finish line.

   Synonymecrowexultgloryrejoice