圧あっ勝しょう

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Common wordJLPTN1Freq.FrequencyTop 20,000

圧勝する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

Used for decisive wins in elections, sports, or competitions where the margin is very large. Often appears as 圧勝する.

〈相あい手て〉に圧あっ勝しょうするto win overwhelmingly against someone
与よ党とうは選せん挙きょで野や党とうに圧あっ勝しょうした。
The ruling party won a landslide victory over the opposition in the election.
〈数かず〉対たい〈数かず〉で圧あっ勝しょうするto win by a lopsided score of X to Y
サッカーの試し合あいは5対たい0で圧あっ勝しょうした。
The soccer match ended in a lopsided 5-0 victory.
大たい差さで圧あっ勝しょうするto win by a huge margin
彼かれは大たい差さで圧あっ勝しょうして市し長ちょうに選えらばれた。
He was elected mayor after winning by a huge margin.
圧あっ勝しょうを収おさめるto achieve an overwhelming victory
そのチームは決けっ勝しょうで圧あっ勝しょうを収おさめた。
The team achieved an overwhelming victory in the final.

大たい勝しょう
大勝 means a big win in general, while 圧勝 stresses that the victory margin was crushing and one-sided.
完かん勝しょう
完勝 highlights winning without conceding anything to the opponent, whereas 圧勝 focuses on the overwhelming size of the margin.
圧あっ倒とうN1
圧勝 describes an overwhelming victory or win by a large margin, while 圧倒 focuses on the act of dominating or overpowering itself, not necessarily the final result.
快かい勝しょう
圧勝 stresses winning by an overwhelming margin, while 快勝 stresses how smoothly and comfortably the win came, regardless of the score gap.
大たい破は
圧勝 is the common, everyday word for an overwhelming victory, while 大破 in this sense is a stronger, more literary way to describe crushing an opponent.

大たい敗はい
大敗 is a crushing defeat, the direct opposite of 圧勝, an overwhelming victory.
シーソーゲーム
圧勝 is a lopsided, one-sided victory, the opposite of the closely contested, lead-swapping シーソーゲーム.
接せっ戦せん
圧勝 is a landslide or lopsided victory, the opposite of 接戦, which describes a contest decided by only a narrow margin.
辛しん勝しょう
辛勝 describes a narrow, hard-fought victory, while 圧勝 describes an overwhelming, one-sided victory.

Compound of 圧 (pressure, overwhelming) and 勝 (victory). The reading あっしょう is a regular on'yomi combination.