won

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(I) won't tell a soul
(it) won't bother me any
(it) won't bother me at all/any
(it) won't bother me none
(one) won't (do something) again in a hurry
(one) won't be (doing something) again in a hurry
(one) won't bite (someone)
(one) won't eat (someone)
(one) won't give up without a fight
(one) won't hear of (something)
(someone) won't thank you for (something)
(something) won't get (someone) anywhere
a good name is sooner lost than won
be half the battle (won)
butter won't melt (in one's mouth)
does not wash
faint heart never won fair lady
give (someone) the time of day, not to/won't
he, she, etc. won't eat you
he, she, etc. won't thank you for something
I won't give up without a fight
I, etc. won't bite
I, he, etc. won't do something again in a hurry
if the mountain will not come to Mohammed
if the mountain won't come to Muhammad, Muhammad must go to the mounta
if you keep your mouth shut, you won't put your foot in it
it won't hurt to (have or do something)
it won't wash
It won't wash!
it won't/wouldn't hurt somebody to do something
it wouldn't hurt to (have or do something)
it/that won't do
lift a finger, he/she doesn't/won't
lose the battle, but win the war
no dice
not agree with (someone or something)
not amount to a hill of beans
not break the bank
not breathe a word (of something)
not budge an inch
not come cheap
not do a hand's turn
not do a stroke (of work)
not get (one's) hopes up
not give (one) the time of day
not give (something) a second thought
not give (something) another thought
not give a damn
not give an inch
not go far
not have (any of) it
not have a (snowball's) chance in hell
not have a bar of (something)
not have all day
not have any of (something)
not have it
not hear of (something)
not hold still for (something)
not hold water
not hold with (something)
not leave (one's) side
not let (someone) catch (one) (doing something)
not lift a finger
not lift a hand
not lose (any) sleep (over someone or something)
not mean diddly
not mean jack shit
not miss (something) for the world
not miss a beat
not miss a trick
not miss much
not move an inch
not open (one's) mouth
not play that game
not say boo to a fly
not say boo to a goose
not set foot in (some place)
not shed a tear
not show (one's) face
not skip a beat
not stand in (someone's or something's) way
not stand still for (something)
not take (one's) eyes off (someone or something)
not take (something) lying down
not take (something) sitting down
not tell a soul
not think much of (someone or something)
not touch (someone or something) with a barge pole
not touch (someone or something) with a ten-foot pole
not touch a drop
not trouble (one's) head about (someone or something)
not utter a word
push it
run away
set the heather alight
set the heather on fire
set the Thames alight
set the Thames on fire
set the woods on fire
set the world alight
set the world on fire
sit right (with one)
something won't wash
something won't/doesn't wash
that cat won't jump
that cock won't fight
that dog won't hunt
that old dog won't hunt
the terrorists will have won
there's none so blind as those who will not see
there's none so deaf as those who will not hear
what (someone) doesn't know won't hurt them
what one doesn't know won't hurt one
What you don't know won't hurt you
wild horses won't drag someone to something
wild horses wouldn't drag (one) to (something)
wild horses wouldn't drag (something) from (one)
will not hear of
will not stand for (something)
will not wash
win (one) over
win (one's) heart
win (one's) spurs
win (someone or something) away from (someone or something)
win (something) by a hair
win (something) by a neck
win (something) by a nose
win (something) by a whisker
win (something) hands down
win (something) in a walk
win around
win at (something)
win back
win on points
win one for the Gipper
win or lose
win out
win out over (someone or something)
win round
win the battle, but lose the war
win the day
win the heart of (someone)
win the wooden spoon
win through
win ugly
won't bite
won't bother me any
won't breathe a word
won't budge an inch
won't hear a word against (someone or something)
won't hear of
won't hold water
won't take no for an answer
won't wash
Won't you come in?
wouldn't give someone the time of day
you won't get away with it/this

References in periodicals archive

Other major affiliates -14.6 bn Won (YoY 27.2 bn Won)

Cheil Jedang Sees Q4 2009 Net Profit Grow 953.9%

Merseyside's Mike O'Mahoney won gold in the men's indoor rowing and bronze in his age group in the Toughest Firefighter Alive.

The Mersey winners; 08 Days A Week

How many times had you broken your wrist when you won? How did this affect your skate career?

Skater of the year: in retrospect

In his 47 years of coaching, Newton's teams have won 19 national and 23 state championships.

The NF's hall of fame ..

Confident that she'd take home the Wimbledon crown, Althea picked out an evening gown for the ball and wrote an acceptance speech Her opening match at Wimbledon was a tough one against Suzy Kormoczy of Hungary, but she won, 6-4, 6-4.

Remembering the African American godmother of tennis: Althea Gibson 1927-2003

Rowley won first prize in newspaper feature layout and design for A Coast in Crisis.

Journal lauded at church press awards

In all four, the victor won by a substantial margin in the electoral college.

A Kerry landslide? Why the next election won't be close

*Every Child wins an Oscar for Best Animated Short; this is the fourth Academy Award won by the NFB in three years.

A Chronology of Canadian Film and Television

Twenty-two-year-old Joseph Seletski of the Golden School in New York, who has won the Oireachtas for the past three years in a row, believes "Irish dancing has made me much more professional and responsible at work.

IRISH DANCE PICKS UP THE PACE

For example, Bill Clinton won at least 25 percent of the vote in every Congressional district in 1996.

Flunk the Electoral College, Pass Instant Runoffs

Let's look back to consider three cases of winners who lost and losers who won.

The Electoral College

A shared standard of excellence won scholarships this week for high school students in the 47th annual Westinghouse Science Talent Search (STS), but their winning research projects and personal motivations showed pure individuality.

Top STS winners chosen

James Bradbury won his three games for the Cramlington team with Nigel Rodgers and Steve Pearce winning one game each.

Top-of-the-table clash results in a 5-5 draw; TABLE TENNIS

Junior organiser Bob Hazelden said: "It was a great team effort, with the early players who had won their singles matches going out to give support to the incoming matches.

Juniors off to a flier with stunning wins!

Gilgit/Baltistan won 4 gold medals in female taekwando and Fata won as many gold medals in male's category.

Taekwondo glory for GB, Fata

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释义	won See: (I) won't tell a soul (it) won't bother me any (it) won't bother me at all/any (it) won't bother me none (one) won't (do something) again in a hurry (one) won't be (doing something) again in a hurry (one) won't bite (someone) (one) won't eat (someone) (one) won't give up without a fight (one) won't hear of (something) (someone) won't thank you for (something) (something) won't get (someone) anywhere a good name is sooner lost than won be half the battle (won) butter won't melt (in one's mouth) does not wash faint heart never won fair lady give (someone) the time of day, not to/won't he, she, etc. won't eat you he, she, etc. won't thank you for something I won't give up without a fight I, etc. won't bite I, he, etc. won't do something again in a hurry if the mountain will not come to Mohammed if the mountain won't come to Muhammad, Muhammad must go to the mounta if you keep your mouth shut, you won't put your foot in it it won't hurt to (have or do something) it won't wash It won't wash! it won't/wouldn't hurt somebody to do something it wouldn't hurt to (have or do something) it/that won't do lift a finger, he/she doesn't/won't lose the battle, but win the war no dice not agree with (someone or something) not amount to a hill of beans not break the bank not breathe a word (of something) not budge an inch not come cheap not do a hand's turn not do a stroke (of work) not get (one's) hopes up not give (one) the time of day not give (something) a second thought not give (something) another thought not give a damn not give an inch not go far not have (any of) it not have a (snowball's) chance in hell not have a bar of (something) not have all day not have any of (something) not have it not hear of (something) not hold still for (something) not hold water not hold with (something) not leave (one's) side not let (someone) catch (one) (doing something) not lift a finger not lift a hand not lose (any) sleep (over someone or something) not mean diddly not mean jack shit not miss (something) for the world not miss a beat not miss a trick not miss much not move an inch not open (one's) mouth not play that game not say boo to a fly not say boo to a goose not set foot in (some place) not shed a tear not show (one's) face not skip a beat not stand in (someone's or something's) way not stand still for (something) not take (one's) eyes off (someone or something) not take (something) lying down not take (something) sitting down not tell a soul not think much of (someone or something) not touch (someone or something) with a barge pole not touch (someone or something) with a ten-foot pole not touch a drop not trouble (one's) head about (someone or something) not utter a word push it run away set the heather alight set the heather on fire set the Thames alight set the Thames on fire set the woods on fire set the world alight set the world on fire sit right (with one) something won't wash something won't/doesn't wash that cat won't jump that cock won't fight that dog won't hunt that old dog won't hunt the terrorists will have won there's none so blind as those who will not see there's none so deaf as those who will not hear what (someone) doesn't know won't hurt them what one doesn't know won't hurt one What you don't know won't hurt you wild horses won't drag someone to something wild horses wouldn't drag (one) to (something) wild horses wouldn't drag (something) from (one) will not hear of will not stand for (something) will not wash win (one) over win (one's) heart win (one's) spurs win (someone or something) away from (someone or something) win (something) by a hair win (something) by a neck win (something) by a nose win (something) by a whisker win (something) hands down win (something) in a walk win around win at (something) win back win on points win one for the Gipper win or lose win out win out over (someone or something) win round win the battle, but lose the war win the day win the heart of (someone) win the wooden spoon win through win ugly won't bite won't bother me any won't breathe a word won't budge an inch won't hear a word against (someone or something) won't hear of won't hold water won't take no for an answer won't wash Won't you come in? wouldn't give someone the time of day you won't get away with it/this References in periodicals archive Other major affiliates -14.6 bn Won (YoY 27.2 bn Won) Cheil Jedang Sees Q4 2009 Net Profit Grow 953.9% Merseyside's Mike O'Mahoney won gold in the men's indoor rowing and bronze in his age group in the Toughest Firefighter Alive. The Mersey winners; 08 Days A Week How many times had you broken your wrist when you won? How did this affect your skate career? Skater of the year: in retrospect In his 47 years of coaching, Newton's teams have won 19 national and 23 state championships. The NF's hall of fame .. Confident that she'd take home the Wimbledon crown, Althea picked out an evening gown for the ball and wrote an acceptance speech Her opening match at Wimbledon was a tough one against Suzy Kormoczy of Hungary, but she won, 6-4, 6-4. Remembering the African American godmother of tennis: Althea Gibson 1927-2003 Rowley won first prize in newspaper feature layout and design for A Coast in Crisis. Journal lauded at church press awards In all four, the victor won by a substantial margin in the electoral college. A Kerry landslide? Why the next election won't be close *Every Child wins an Oscar for Best Animated Short; this is the fourth Academy Award won by the NFB in three years. A Chronology of Canadian Film and Television Twenty-two-year-old Joseph Seletski of the Golden School in New York, who has won the Oireachtas for the past three years in a row, believes "Irish dancing has made me much more professional and responsible at work. IRISH DANCE PICKS UP THE PACE For example, Bill Clinton won at least 25 percent of the vote in every Congressional district in 1996. Flunk the Electoral College, Pass Instant Runoffs Let's look back to consider three cases of winners who lost and losers who won. The Electoral College A shared standard of excellence won scholarships this week for high school students in the 47th annual Westinghouse Science Talent Search (STS), but their winning research projects and personal motivations showed pure individuality. Top STS winners chosen James Bradbury won his three games for the Cramlington team with Nigel Rodgers and Steve Pearce winning one game each. Top-of-the-table clash results in a 5-5 draw; TABLE TENNIS Junior organiser Bob Hazelden said: "It was a great team effort, with the early players who had won their singles matches going out to give support to the incoming matches. Juniors off to a flier with stunning wins! Gilgit/Baltistan won 4 gold medals in female taekwando and Fata won as many gold medals in male's category. Taekwondo glory for GB, Fata
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