prevail

Üstün gelmek; kazanmak veya galip gelmek.

To prove more powerful or superior; to triumph or win.

• Justice will prevail in the end.
• The home team prevailed despite being down at halftime.
• Good sense prevailed and they avoided a confrontation.
• Despite initial resistance from traditionalists, the innovative teaching methodology eventually prevailed and became standard practice across the faculty.
• Researchers found that collaborative problem-solving strategies tend to prevail over individualistic approaches in complex engineering projects.
• In ancient Rome, military prowess often prevailed over diplomatic negotiation as the preferred means of expanding territorial control.

Eş anlamlılar: triumph, win, succeed, conquer, overcome

Zıt anlamlılar: lose, fail, surrender, succumb

Hakim olmak; yaygın veya geçerli olmak.

To be widespread or current; to be the most common or frequent.

• A spirit of cooperation prevails in the office.
• Traditional values still prevail in rural areas.
• Chaos prevailed after the power outage.

Eş anlamlılar: predominate, dominate, exist, persist, abound

Birini ikna etmek veya razı etmek.

To persuade or induce someone to do something.

• Can I prevail upon you to stay for dinner?
• She prevailed on him to reconsider his decision.
• They prevailed upon the committee to delay the vote.

Eş anlamlılar: persuade, convince, induce, sway

Zıt anlamlılar: dissuade, discourage