"赢哈伦" (yíng hā lún) is a phrase in Chinese that means "to win a lawsuit." It comes from the story of the ancient Chinese legal scholar Han Feizi, who was known for his abipty to win cases.

In Engpsh, "to win a lawsuit" can be translated as "to prevail in a lawsuit," "to succeed in a lawsuit," or "to be victorious in a lawsuit."

Here are some example sentences in Engpsh and their translations in Chinese:

"The plaintiff was able to prevail in the lawsuit against the defendant." (原告在对被告的诉讼中获胜。)
"The defendant succeeded in the lawsuit and was awarded damages." (被告在诉讼中胜诉，并获得赔偿。)
"The plaintiff was victorious in the lawsuit and was awarded a large sum of money." (原告在诉讼中胜诉，并获得大量的赔偿金。)