Significats de win quite en anglès

But the mighty All Blacks still pulled away to win quite comfortably.

He puts a ton of backhands back into play but he doesn't win quite as many.

You shan't win quite so easily as that.

Remarks that he got the Thatcher result in 1990 quite wrong, thinking she was going to win quite easily.

We shall win quite comfortably.

Probably going to be MPs In addition, if Labour gets 35 percent support it will win quite a few marginals.

We won quite a few trophies, which hung in the assembly hall.

I went down to Aix and won quite a lot of money.

It was an open field, and you've won quite honestly.

No disrespect to Oldham, but we have to be going there and winning quite comfortably.

While the All Blacks may not have won quite as convincingly at Eden Park, it was convincing enough.

On that night she had won quite a large sum at the Rooms, and she had given me-ah

But he had two days off, he recovered and ever since then I think he was looking better and better, winning quite convincingly.

"Yet Franklyn told me that he had heard how Yvonne won quite a large sum that night."

Having already won quite a few awards for his supporting turn in Drive, Albert Brooks looked even more of a shoo-in than did Michael Fassbender.

He said the Germans were too be-spectacled and blear-eyed to play well and by three o'clock he had usually won quite a number of marks.