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Meanings of big winner in English

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Usage of big winner in English
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Team captain Meghan Duggan said: Our sport is the big winner today.
The Guardian
2
If electric vehicles are the big winner, General Motors takes second prize.
Wired
3
It's the internet that has been the big winner from the crisis.
The Guardian
4
He was a big winner and came right up with the twenty.
Tales of the Road
5
Palmer's start-up Palmer United Party was a big winner from the election.
Reuters
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Lorde was the big winner from last night's New Zealand Music Awards.
Radio NZ
7
MTV, owned by Viacom VIAb.N will probably be the night's big winner.
Reuters
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It didn't hurt that country-pop starlet Taylor Swift was the big winner.
Reuters
9
Covid-19 Online Retail Scheme Online has proven the big winner in Covid.
The Irish Times
10
Similarly, Gaga came up a big winner at MTV's recent Europe Music Awards.
Reuters
11
Ireland again looks like a big winner in the game of economic globalisation.
The Guardian
12
Biotech company Mesoblast was another big winner, up 15 percent on bargain hunting.
Reuters
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Still, Sony has been a big winner for the New York-based hedge fund.
Reuters
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I used to have that feeling, too, whenever I rode a big winner.
Under orders
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Another big winner was the company Umajin, which makes app-design software.
Radio NZ
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While Jacksonville won the game, Tennessee could become the big winner.
Reuters
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