勢在必得 | Chinese meaning

势在必得【shì zài bì dé】

to be determined to win (idiom)

This idiom signifies a strong conviction or assurance that success is inevitable. It is often used in contexts where the outcome is expected to be favorable due to preparations or circumstances.

，。

He was full of confidence when participating in the competition, determined to win.

势在必得【shì zài bì dé】

to be determined to win (idiom)

This idiom signifies a strong conviction or assurance that success is inevitable. It is often used in contexts where the outcome is expected to be favorable due to preparations or circumstances.

，。

He was full of confidence when participating in the competition, determined to win.

势

HSK 3

含义power, force; tendency

拼音shì

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在

HSK 11

含义be at, in, on; consist in, rest

拼音zài

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必

HSK 22

含义surely, most certainly; must

拼音bì

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得

HSK 11

含义obtain, get, gain, acquire

拼音dé

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势在必得【shì zài bì dé】

to be determined to win (idiom)

This idiom signifies a strong conviction or assurance that success is inevitable. It is often used in contexts where the outcome is expected to be favorable due to preparations or circumstances.

，。

He was full of confidence when participating in the competition, determined to win.

势在必得【shì zài bì dé】

to be determined to win (idiom)

This idiom signifies a strong conviction or assurance that success is inevitable. It is often used in contexts where the outcome is expected to be favorable due to preparations or circumstances.