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🔑gaingain1 /ɡeɪn / verb - [transitive] to get or win something, especially something that you need or want获得，赢得（尤指需要或想要的东西）◆They managed to gain access to secret information.他们设法接触到了机密。◆He has gained an international reputation as an artist.他是享有国际声誉的艺术家。
- [transitive] to gradually get more of something（渐渐）增加，增进，增长◆The train was gaining speed.火车正在加速。◆I've gained a lot of weight recently.最近我的体重增加了许多。
- [intransitive] gain by / from (doing) sth to get an advantage受益；获益；得到好处◆Many people will gain from the changes in the law.许多人将受益于这些法律变更。◆I have nothing to gain by staying in this job.我继续干这份工作得不到任何好处。
OPP lose ●gain groundto make progress; to become stronger or more popular取得进展；变得更强（或更受欢迎）◆The Republican Party gained some ground in the recent elections.共和党在最近的选举中人气渐旺。  ●gain in sthto gradually get more of something（渐渐）增加，增进，增长◆He's gained in confidence in the past year.过去一年里他的信心增强了。●gain on sb / sthto get closer to someone or something that you are trying to catch接近，逼近（所追逐的人或事物）
🔑gaingain2 /ɡeɪn / noun - [countable, uncountable] an increase in money; (a) profit or (an) advantage（钱的）增加，增长；利润；利益◆Shares in software companies have made big gains on the stock market.软件公司的股价在股市上已大大增值。◆Everything he did was for personal gain.他所做的一切都是为了个人利益。
- [countable] an increase in size, amount, or power（大小、数量或影响力的）增加，增长◆a gain in weight of one pound体重增加一磅
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