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you win

you win phrase: used to express resignation, or concede defeat even though one is not convinced of the opposing arguments.

Phrase

you win

  1. Used to express resignation, or concede defeat even though one is not convinced of the opposing arguments.
    • Okay, you win. I can't spend all day arguing over such a small detail.

Questions about you win

What does you win mean?
You win means used to express resignation, or concede defeat even though one is not convinced of the opposing arguments.
What part of speech is you win?
You win is a phrase.

Words near you win in the dictionary

  1. you want a piece of me
  2. you welcome
  3. you were saying
  4. you what
  5. you will own nothing and be happy
  6. you win
  7. you win some, you lose some
  8. you wish
  9. you wish, jellyfish
  10. you would think
  11. you&

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