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1. Oxford American Dictionary

   gain

   • IPA[ɡān]

   美式

   • v.
     obtain or secure (something desired, favorable, or profitable)；bring over to one's interest or views; win over
   • n.
     an increase in wealth or resources；a thing that is achieved or acquired

   • verb: gain, 3rd person present: gains, gerund or present participle: gaining, past tense: gained, past participle: gained

2. • 釋義
   • 相關詞
   • 片語

   v.

   動詞

   • 1. obtain or secure (something desired, favorable, or profitable) the process has gained the confidence of the industry their blend of acoustic folk pop gained them several chart hits 同義詞 obtain, get, acquire, come by, procure, ... 更多secure, attain, achieve, earn, win, capture, clinch, pick up, carry off, reap, gather, receive, be given, be awarded, come away with, informalland, net, bag, pot, scoop, wangle, swing, score, nab, collar, cop, hook, get one's hands on, get one's mitts on, get hold of, walk away with, walk off with反義詞 lose
   • ▪ archaic bring over to one's interest or views; win over to gratify the queen, and gain the court
   • ▪ reach or arrive at (a desired destination) we gained the ridge 同義詞 reach, arrive at, get to, come to, get as far as, ... 更多make, make it to, attain, set foot on, end up at, land up at, fetch up at, informalhit, wind up at
   • ▪ come closer to (a person or thing pursued) a huge bear gaining on him with every stride 同義詞 catch up with, catch up on, catch someone up, catch, narrow the gap between, ... 更多get nearer to, draw nearer to, close in on, creep up on, come up to, approach, near
   • 2. increase the amount or rate of (something, typically weight or speed) I have gained weight over the years 同義詞 increase in, put on, add on, build up, acquire more of something反義詞 lose
   • ▪ increase in value stocks also gained for the third day in a row 同義詞 earn, bring in, make, get, get paid, ... 更多pocket, clear, gross, net, realize, informalrake in, haul in, bag
   • ▪ (of a clock or watch) become fast by (a specific amount of time) this atomic clock will neither gain nor lose a second in the next 1 million years

   n.

   名詞

   • 1. an increase in wealth or resources the mayor was accused of using municipal funds for personal gain 同義詞 profit, earnings, income, advantage, benefit, ... 更多reward, emolument, yield, return, winnings, receipts, proceeds, dividend, interest, percentage, takings, informalpickings, cut, take, rake-off, divvy, whack, slice of the cake, bunce反義詞 loss
   • ▪ a thing that is achieved or acquired a balance between water loss and water gain
   • ▪ the factor by which power or voltage is increased in an amplifier or other electronic device, usually expressed as a logarithm.

   gain on

   • ph.
     come closer to a person or thing pursued

   Oxford American Dictionary

   gain in

   • ph.
     improve or advance in the specified way

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   planning gain

   • n.
     provision by a developer to include in a proposal projects beneficial to a community in ... an evaluation can be made of the potential contribution of planning gain to regulating the development of rural land the planning gains or conditions may include contribution to costs of infrastructure or provision of facilities

   Oxford Dictionary

   weight gain

   • n.
     an increase in body weight: insulin can contribute to weight gain the breed can achieve average daily weight gains of 1.35 kg

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   gain time

   • ph.
     obtain extra time to achieve something by deliberate delaying tactics

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   gain-up

   • n.
     a control on a video camera used to increase the gain when filming in dark conditions.

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   gain ground

   • ph.
     become more popular or accepted

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   capital gain

   • n.
     a profit from the sale of property or an investment: a tax is imposed when individuals part with an asset and make capital gains on it

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   gain

   • IPA[ɡeɪn]

   英式

   • v.
     obtain or secure (something wanted or desirable): we gained entry to the car in five seconds nothing would be gained by talking about it
   • n.
     an increase in wealth or resources: the pursuit of personal gain shares showed gains of up to 21 per cent

   Oxford Dictionary