Gained: meaning, definitions and examples
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gained
[ ɡeɪnd ]
acquired something
The term 'gained' refers to the act of obtaining or acquiring something, usually through effort, achievement, or increase. It can indicate the process of becoming larger, better, or more successful over time. Gaining can relate to various aspects of life, including knowledge, skills, wealth, or physical possessions. It suggests a positive change resulting from actions taken.
Synonyms
achieved, acquired, amassed, earned, obtained
Examples of usage
- She gained valuable experience during her internship.
- He gained a significant advantage over his competitors.
- They gained a lot of support in the community.
Translations
Translations of the word "gained" in other languages:
🇵🇹 ganhou
- adquiriu
- obteve
🇮🇳 प्राप्त किया
- हासिल किया
- प्राप्त हुआ
🇩🇪 gewann
- erlangte
- erhielt
🇮🇩 mendapatkan
- memperoleh
- meraih
🇺🇦 отримав
- здобув
- набрав
🇵🇱 zdobył
- uzyskał
- otrzymał
🇯🇵 得た
- 獲得した
- 増えた
🇫🇷 a gagné
- a obtenu
- a acquis
🇪🇸 ganó
- obtuvo
- adquirió
🇹🇷 kazandı
- elde etti
- aldı
🇰🇷 얻었다
- 획득했다
- 증가했다
🇸🇦 حقق
- حصل على
- كسب
🇨🇿 získal
- nabyl
- dosáhl
🇸🇰 získal
- nadobudol
- dosiahol
🇨🇳 获得了
- 取得了
- 赢得了
🇸🇮 pridobil
- dosegel
- osvojil
🇮🇸 fór með
- öðlaðist
- vann
🇰🇿 алды
- жетті
- иеленді
🇬🇪 მოიპოვა
- მიიღო
- მოიგო
🇦🇿 qazandı
- əldə etdi
- aldı
🇲🇽 ganó
- obtuvo
- adquirió
Etymology
The word 'gained' is derived from the Old English term 'gān', which means 'to go' or 'to proceed'. It evolved through Middle English into 'gainen', indicating the process of obtaining or coming into possession of something. Over time, the term has been adapted into modern English to express not just the physical acquisition of items but also the attainment of abstract concepts such as skills, knowledge, or success. The usage of 'gained' reflects a broader understanding of progress and development, highlighting how people can enhance their position or circumstances through effort. Linguistic influences from other Germanic languages have also played a role in shaping its current form and meaning.