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Meanings of win gold in English

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Usage of win gold in English
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You're there for one reason -and that is to win gold.
News.com.au
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By 2011 I knew I'd be devastated if I didn't win gold.
The Guardian
3
And then she would feel a wild, unreasoning longing to win gold.
Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science, Volume ...
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I thought it gave me a great chance to win gold.
Reuters
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I've always known that if I perform well I can win gold medals.
The Guardian
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I may never win gold, but that doesn't stop me trying.
The Guardian
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She fell from the next hold, but it was enough to win gold.
Rock and Ice Magazine
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If you ask others, it seems impossible to win gold.
Reuters
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In the head-to-head speed events, Stritch outran Swiss and Russian rivals to win gold.
Climbing Magazine
10
Even he looked surprised to win gold in a stunning 100 metre freestyle swim.
News.com.au
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Because everybody thinks I will win gold I think 'yeh I can do it.
Reuters
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Both are world champions, both can win gold, both want the other to win.
News.com.au
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To win gold in one's third Olympics is very tough.
Reuters
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If little Mary is a gymnast, she's going to win gold at the Olympics.
The Guardian
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An athlete works all their life to win gold medals.
News.com.au
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White is the first American male to win gold at three separate Winter Olympics.
News.com.au
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Australia
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New Zealand
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United States of America
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