大たい勝しょう

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Common wordFreq.FrequencyTop 50,000

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

Meanings

great victory; decisive victory; landslide victory

Used for overwhelming wins in sports, elections, battles, or competitions. Often appears in news headlines.

〈相あい手て〉に大たい勝しょうするto win decisively against (an opponent)
チームは強きょう豪ごう校こうに大たい勝しょうした。
The team won a decisive victory over the powerhouse school.
〈数かず〉対たい〈数かず〉で大たい勝しょうするto win big by a score of X to Y
5対たい0で大たい勝しょうした。
They won big, 5 to 0.
大たい勝しょうを収おさめるto achieve a great victory
選せん挙きょで与よ党とうが大たい勝しょうを収おさめた。
The ruling party achieved a landslide victory in the election.

圧あっ勝しょうN1
圧勝 stresses overwhelming dominance over the opponent, while 大勝 simply highlights that the margin of victory was large.
完かん勝しょう
完勝 emphasizes a flawless win with nothing conceded, while 大勝 focuses on the size of the winning margin.
勝しょう利りN2
勝利 is the neutral word for any victory regardless of margin, while 大勝 specifically means a big, lopsided win.
大たい破は
大勝 simply means winning by a large margin, while 大破 emphasizes utterly destroying the opponent's forces or standing.
快かい勝しょう
大勝 focuses on the large scale or score of the victory, while 快勝 focuses on the ease and satisfaction of winning.

大たい敗はい
大敗 means a crushing defeat, the direct opposite of 大勝's crushing victory.
惨ざん敗ぱい
大勝 means a crushing victory, the direct opposite of 惨敗's crushing defeat.

大たい将しょう
大将 (same reading) means 'general' or 'boss/leader', a completely different word from 大勝 'great victory'.

回かいN4
Used when counting instances of a victory, not the victory as a noun itself.

大たい勝しょうUsage96%
Standard kanji form; high-frequency news word.
大たい捷しょうUsage4%
rarely-used kanji form
Rarely used kanji form; 捷 means victory or quickness.

Compound of 大 (big, great) and 勝 (victory). The reading たいしょう is the on'yomi of both characters.