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gain视频讲解加入生词本[ɡein]vt.取[获、博、赢]得吸引, 争取, 说服达到增加, 进步; (钟、表等)走快获胜gain one's living谋生gain the battle打胜仗gain the audience's attention吸引住听众[观众]gain the top of a mountain到达山顶This watch gains two minutes a day.这表每天快两分钟。习惯用语 Ill-gotten gains never prosper. [谚]不义之财发不了家。 No gains without pains. [谚]没有辛苦就没有收获; 不劳则无获。 No pains no gains. [谚]没有辛苦就没有收获; 不劳则无获。 Sometimes the best gain is to lose. [谚]有时吃亏就是占便宜。 gain in 在...方面有所增加或增长(可指物质、精神、有形、无形各方面) gain on (海)侵蚀, 冲刷 逼近, 赶上 对...占优势; 跑得比...快 得...欢心 gain upon (海)侵蚀, 冲刷 逼近, 赶上 对...占优势; 跑得比...快 得...欢心 gain over (把某人)从敌对的一方争取过来, 拉过来
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gain的意思是：
1、v.获得;赢得;博得;取得;(从…中)受益，获益;得到(好处);增加;增添;增进;增长
2、n.(尤指财富、重量的)增值，增加;好处;利益;改进;利润;经济收益
gain 读法 英 [ɡeɪn] 美 [ɡeɪn]
短语：
1、gain profit 获得利益
2、gain weight 体重增加
3、gain on 逼近；超过；侵蚀
4、automatic gain 自动增益
词语用法：
1、gain的基本意思是“获得”,指经过努力或竞争而取得有价值或想要的东西,如成就、经验、荣誉等。引申可表示“增加”“增进”“到达”“(钟表)走快…分钟”等。gain还可表示“抵达”。
2、gain可用作及物动词,也可用作不及物动词。用作及物动词时接名词或代词作宾语。gain作“获得”解时也可接双宾语。
3、gain用作不及物动词时后接介词in表示“在某方面有所增长”; 后接介词on或upon表示“接近,胜过或赶上”。
词义辨析：
advantage，benefit，interest，gain这些名词均有“利益、好处”之意。
1、advantage指因某方面占优势或利用某机会以及对方弱点而获得利益与好处。
2、benefit普通用词，指通过正当手段从物质或精神方面得到的任何好处或利益。
3、interest作“利益”解时，多用复数形式，既可指集团、群体的利益，又可指个人的利益。
4、gain指获得的物质利益，也暗示不损坏他人利益而得的无形好处。
Pistachio陆
gain1) get something [transitive] to obtain or achieve something youwant or needgain control/powerRadical left-wing parties gained control of local authorities.After gaining independence in 1957, it was renamed'Ghana'.gain a degree/qualification etc.He gained a doctorate in Chemical Engineering.2) get gradually [intransitive and transitive] to gradually get more andmore of a quality, feeling etc., especially a useful or valuable one:She has gained a reputation as a good communicator.Many of his ideas have gained popular support.an opportunity to gain experience in a work environmentThe youngsters gradually gain confidence in their abilities.gain inThe sport has gained inpopularity in recent years.3) advantage [intransitive and transitive] to get an advantage from asituation, opportunity, or eventgain (something) from (doing) somethingThere is much to be gained from seeking expert advice early.an attempt to gain a competitive advantage overtheir rivalsWho really stands to gain (=is likely to get an advantage) from these tax cuts?There's nothing to begained (=it will not help you) by losing your temper.4) increase [transitive] to increase in weight, speed,height, or value:Carrie's gained a lot of weight recently.The dollar has gained 8% against the yen.
