并非偶然的胜利 (bìng fēi ǒu rán de shèng lì - not an accidental victory)
Grammar & Usage
How it works
This phrase uses '并非' (bìng fēi) to emphasize a strong negation, meaning 'is definitely not' or 'is by no means'. It negates '偶然的胜利' (ǒu rán de shèng lì), which means 'an accidental victory'. The structure asserts that the outcome was a result of preparation, effort, or inevitability, rather than luck.
Sample sentences
这场比赛的胜利，并非偶然的胜利，而是队员们长期训练的结果。
The victory in this game was not an accidental victory, but rather the result of the players' long-term training.
他们的成功并非偶然的胜利，背后是无数次的尝试和失败。
Their success was not an accidental victory; behind it were countless trials and failures.
历史证明，革命的胜利绝非偶然的胜利，而是人民选择的必然。
History proves that the victory of the revolution was by no means an accidental victory, but an inevitability chosen by the people.
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Example
这场比赛的胜利，并非偶然的胜利，而是队员们长期训练的结果。
The victory in this game was not an accidental victory, but rather the result of the players' long-term training.
他们的成功并非偶然的胜利，背后是无数次的尝试和失败。
Their success was not an accidental victory; behind it were countless trials and failures.
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