win-at-all-costs — determined to succeed by any means necessary, regardless of moral or ethical considerations
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: determined to succeed by any means necessary, regardless of moral or ethical considerations
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈwɪn æt ɔːl kɔːsts/
Korean meaning: 도덕적, 윤리적 고려 없이 어떤 수단을 써서라도 성공하려는
Korean pronunciation: **윈** 앳 **올** **코**스츠
Example Sentences
- The win-at-all-costs CEO fired half the company just to boost quarterly profits.
- My grandmother's win-at-all-costs approach to bingo includes lucky charms and bribing the caller.
- His win-at-all-costs dating strategy involved fake profiles and borrowed sports cars.
win-at-all-costs
ADJECTIVE//ˈwɪn æt ɔːl kɔːsts//
determined to succeed by any means necessary, regardless of moral or ethical considerations
determined to succeed by any means necessary, regardless of moral or ethical considerations
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He charms the hosts while calculating costs - winning at all costs!
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현대 영어에서 형성된 복합형용사로, 스포츠와 비즈니스 경쟁 문화에서 발달한 표현입니다.
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“The win-at-all-costs CEO fired half the company just to boost quarterly profits.”
“My grandmother's win-at-all-costs approach to bingo includes lucky charms and bribing the caller.”
“His win-at-all-costs dating strategy involved fake profiles and borrowed sports cars.”
“The team's win-at-all-costs philosophy eventually led to their downfall when the cheating was exposed.”
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