gain
Significado: To obtain or acquire something; an increase or profit
The verb 'gain' means to obtain or secure something desired, especially through effort (gain experience, gain weight). As a noun, it refers to an increase in wealth, resources, or advantage. The phrase 'no pain, no gain' is commonly used to suggest that effort is necessary for achievement. It implies positive acquisition rather than loss.
Ejemplos
- She gained valuable experience working abroad. 她在国外工作期间获得了宝贵的经验。Ella ganó valiosa experiencia trabajando en el extranjero.彼女は海外で働いて貴重な経験を積みました。그녀는 해외에서 일하며 귀중한 경험을 쌓았습니다.
- The company reported significant gains in the third quarter. 公司报告第三季度取得了显著收益。La empresa reportó ganancias significativas en el tercer trimestre.会社は第3四半期に大きな利益を報告しました。회사는 3분기에 상당한 이익을 보고했습니다.
- What do you stand to gain from this arrangement? 你能从这个安排中得到什么?¿Qué tienes que ganar con este acuerdo?この取り決めから何を得られますか?이 계약에서 무엇을 얻을 수 있습니까?
Pronunciación
Guía de uso
Contexto: general
Tono: neutral
Origen e historia
From Old French 'gaigne' meaning 'profit' or 'plunder', from Frankish '*waidanjan' meaning 'to graze' or 'to hunt for food'. The connection between hunting for sustenance and acquiring profit shaped the word's meaning.
Contexto cultural
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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