I. triumph [ˈtraɪʌmf] СУЩ.
1. triumph (great success):
2. triumph (victory):
- triumph
- побе́да ж.
| I | triumph |
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| you | triumph |
| he/she/it | triumphs |
| we | triumph |
| you | triumph |
| they | triumph |
| I | triumphed |
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| you | triumphed |
| he/she/it | triumphed |
| we | triumphed |
| you | triumphed |
| they | triumphed |
| I | have | triumphed |
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| you | have | triumphed |
| he/she/it | has | triumphed |
| we | have | triumphed |
| you | have | triumphed |
| they | have | triumphed |
| I | had | triumphed |
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| you | had | triumphed |
| he/she/it | had | triumphed |
| we | had | triumphed |
| you | had | triumphed |
| they | had | triumphed |
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She has also triumphed in several international women's tournaments.
en.wikipedia.org She triumphs in making the material sound genuine, largely because it is perfect for her.
en.wikipedia.org The church stages the triumph of its dedicatee most effectively.
en.wikipedia.org He was known for his learning in pontifical law, his great bodily strength, and his military skills (although he never won a triumph).
en.wikipedia.org Hardships, triumphs, and rude awakenings ultimately test their faith, friendship, and honor while struggling to make their music a success.
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