Pronunciation: /ɡeɪnz/
noun profits obtained through investment or business activity
A1 She made gains in her English vocabulary by studying every day.
A2 The company's profits have seen steady gains over the past year.
B1 Regular exercise can lead to significant gains in muscle strength and endurance.
B2 Investing in the stock market can result in substantial gains if done wisely.
C1 The athlete's hard work and dedication paid off with impressive gains in performance.
C2 The research study showed remarkable gains in productivity after implementing new strategies.
verb to obtain or acquire something desirable, typically through effort or work
A1 She gains knowledge by reading books.
A2 He gains confidence every time he practices speaking English.
B1 The company gains new customers through effective marketing strategies.
B2 The athlete gains strength and endurance through rigorous training.
C1 The scientist gains valuable insights from conducting experiments.
C2 The artist gains inspiration from exploring different cultures and traditions.
formal The company reported significant gains in revenue this quarter.
informal I heard that Sarah has been making some serious gains at the gym.
slang My gains from investing in that stock have been off the charts!
figurative Learning a new language can lead to gains in cognitive abilities.
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