立て続けに勝つ (tatetsuzuke ni katsu - to win repeatedly)
Grammar & Usage
How it works
This phrase combines the nominal form 立て続け (tatetsuzuke, meaning 'in rapid succession' or 'one after another') marked by the particle に (ni) to function adverbially, modifying the godan verb 勝つ (katsu, 'to win'). It emphasizes that victories occur one after another in a short timeframe without interruption. The verb 勝つ can be conjugated normally according to tense, politeness, and aspect.
Sample sentences
彼はトーナメントで強豪相手に立て続けに勝った。
He won against strong opponents in rapid succession in the tournament.
我がチームはシーズン終盤に立て続けに勝ち、奇跡的な逆転優勝を果たした。
Our team won repeatedly at the end of the season, achieving a miraculous comeback championship.
プレッシャーのかかる場面で立て続けに勝つのは容易ではない。
It is not easy to win repeatedly in high-pressure situations.
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Example
彼はトーナメントで強豪相手に立て続けに勝った。
He won against strong opponents in rapid succession in the tournament.
我がチームはシーズン終盤に立て続けに勝ち、奇跡的な逆転優勝を果たした。
Our team won repeatedly at the end of the season, achieving a miraculous comeback championship.
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