How to say "winning" in Japanese

• 入選にゅうせんCommon
  noun, suru verb, intransitive verbCovers winning in the sense of having a piece of work, such as a photograph or painting, selected or accepted for a prize or exhibition; the nuance is acceptance by selectors rather than defeating rivals.
  彼かれの絵えは二科展にかてんに入選にゅうせんした。↗

  His picture was accepted for the Nika Exhibition.
• 制覇せいはCommon
  noun, suru verb, transitive verbCovers winning a championship: achieving outright victory and taking the title, as when a team or player conquers a tournament or league to become champion.

Choose 入選 for having a work selected or accepted in a contest or exhibition, and 制覇 for winning a championship; neither is the general word for winning a single game or match.

Usage comparisons are AI-assisted and cross-checked by multiple models; for study reference only

• 入選にゅうせんbeing selected (for a prize, exhibition, etc.)
• ゲットgetting
• ウイニングwinning
• 和了ホーラwinning (of a hand)
• 和了りあがりwinning (a hand)
• 制覇せいはwinning (a championship)