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B2  gain  almak, kazanmakkazanmak, kazançlı çıkmak

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verb  /ɡeɪn   / verb gain (verb)
 /ɡeɪn  
/ verb
 
 1 [transitive]
to gradually get more
of sth
almak, kazanmak
 The train was gaining speed (hızlanıyordu).
 to gain weight/confidence
OPPOSITE LOSE
 2 [transitive]
to obtain or win sth,
especially sth that you need or want
kazanmak; 
edinmek
 They managed to gain access to secret
information.
 He has gained an international reputation
as an artist.
 You need to gain more experience before you
take your driving test.
 The country gained its independence ten
years ago.
 3 [intransitive,
transitive]
 gain (sth) (by/from
sth/doing sth)
to get an advantage
kazanmak; 
kazançlı
çıkmak, yarar sağlamak
 Many people will gain from the changes in
the law.
 I've got nothing to gain by staying
in this job.
OPPOSITE LOSE
IDIOM
gain
ground
to make progress; to
become stronger or more popular
ilerleme
göstermek; 
yerini
sağlamlaştırmak
 The Green Party gained ground in the recent
elections.
PHRASAL VERBS
gain
in sth
to gradually get more
of sth
-i
artmak
 He's gained in confidence (özgüveni
arttı) in the past year.
 Volleyball is slowly gaining in popularity
in Britain.
gain
on sb/sth
to get closer to
sb/sth that you are trying to catch
yetişmek, arayı
kapatmak
 I saw the other runners were gaining on me
so I increased my pace.

Level	B2
Kind	verb
Front	gain
IPA	/ɡeɪn / verb
Back	almak, kazanmak kazanmak, kazançlı çıkmak
Back 2	gain (verb) /ɡeɪn / verb 1 [transitive] to gradually get more of sth almak, kazanmak The train was gaining speed (hızlanıyordu). to gain weight/confidence *OPPOSITE* LOSE 2 [transitive] to obtain or win sth, especially sth that you need or want kazanmak; edinmek They managed to gain access to secret information. He has gained an international reputation as an artist. You need to gain more experience before you take your driving test. The country gained its independence ten years ago. 3 [intransitive, transitive] gain (sth) (by/from sth/doing sth) to get an advantage kazanmak; kazançlı çıkmak, yarar sağlamak Many people will gain from the changes in the law. I've got nothing to gain* by staying in this job.* *OPPOSITE* LOSE IDIOM gain ground to make progress; to become stronger or more popular ilerleme göstermek; yerini sağlamlaştırmak The Green Party gained ground in the recent elections. PHRASAL VERBS gain in sth to gradually get more of sth -i artmak He's gained in confidence (özgüveni arttı) in the past year. Volleyball is slowly gaining in popularity in Britain. gain on sb/sth to get closer to sb/sth that you are trying to catch yetişmek, arayı kapatmak I saw the other runners were gaining on me so I increased my pace.

Gain Kazanmak Sth Gained Verb Transitive Gaining /ɡeɪn

gain (verb)