garner
意味: To gather, collect, or accumulate something valued, especially support, praise, attention, or information, through sustained effort.
Garner implies purposeful and often gradual accumulation rather than sudden acquisition. One garners support, attention, praise, votes, or intelligence over time. The word has a slightly literary quality and is favoured by journalists as a more elegant alternative to 'get' or 'gather.' It commonly collocates with abstract nouns — 'garner support,' 'garner attention,' 'garner praise,' 'garner votes.' Its original meaning of storing grain in a granary survives only in archaic or literary usage.
例文
- The campaign garnered widespread support from environmental groups and community organisations across the country. 该运动获得了全国各地环保团体和社区组织的广泛支持。La campaña cosechó un amplio apoyo de grupos ecologistas y organizaciones comunitarias de todo el país.そのキャンペーンは全国の環境団体やコミュニティ組織から幅広い支持を集めた。그 캠페인은 전국의 환경 단체와 지역 사회 조직으로부터 폭넓은 지지를 얻었다.
- Her debut novel garnered critical acclaim and was shortlisted for the Booker Prize. 她的处女作获得了评论界的广泛好评,并入围了布克奖。Su primera novela recibió el aplauso de la crítica y fue preseleccionada para el Premio Booker.彼女のデビュー小説は批評家から絶賛を受け、ブッカー賞の最終候補に選ばれた。그녀의 데뷔 소설은 비평가들의 호평을 받으며 부커상 최종 후보에 올랐다.
- The party will need to garner at least forty per cent of the vote to form a majority government. 该党需要赢得至少百分之四十的选票才能组建多数派政府。El partido necesitará obtener al menos el cuarenta por ciento de los votos para formar un gobierno mayoritario.同党は過半数の政権を樹立するためには、少なくとも40パーセントの得票率を確保する必要がある。과반수 정부를 구성하기 위해 해당 정당은 최소 40퍼센트의 득표율을 확보해야 할 것이다.
発音
使い方ガイド
場面: journalism, politics, academic
トーン: neutral
起源と歴史
From Old French gernier (granary), from Latin granarium (granary), from granum (grain). The figurative sense of gathering and storing something valuable developed in English by the 17th century.
文化的背景
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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