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Meanings of win back in English

Spanish
recuperar

Recover something or somebody that appeared to be lost.

recuperar
Usage of win back in English
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And the only solution is to win back democracy for the city.
The Guardian
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Can liberals please work out how to win back the working class?
The Guardian
3
Corbyn has yet to win back many of Labour's traditional working class.
The South African
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Analysts say Republicans could win back the House and possibly the Senate.
Reuters
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US: Can Dean win back support to close the gap on Kerry?
The Irish Times
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Justin Thomas's quest to win back-to-back, in both weeks and in years.
The Irish Times
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By establishing a banking union, it hopes to win back investor confidence.
Reuters
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Can the Shelbourne win back its exalted place among Dublin's five-star establishments?
The Irish Times
9
We must win back the continent, or be destroyed in the attempt.'
Return of the Crimson Guard
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The auction would be their last chance to win back the permits.
Reuters
11
Cameron believes Hollywood needs to make some changes to win back fans.
Reuters
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Penney has been aggressively discounting merchandise to win back its traditional customers.
Reuters
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A lovelorn British earl fakes amnesia to win back his estranged wife.
Wired
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I will win back my son's inheritance, this is just a setback.'
The Lady of the Rivers
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He employed the time cunningly to win back Valentina's favour and confidence.
Love-at-Arms / Being a Narrative Excerpted from the Chronicles o...
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Democrats aim to mobilize African-American base, win back white moderates JACKSON, Miss.
Reuters
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Translations for win back
Spanish
recuperar
Win back through the time
Win back across language varieties
Australia
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
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