GAIN - Englisch-Spanisch Übersetzung

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I. gain [Am ɡeɪn, Brit ɡeɪn] VERB trans

1. gain (acquire, achieve):

gain independence/control

conseguir

gain independence/control

obtener

gain experience/self-confidence

adquirir

gain recognition

obtener

gain recognition

ganarse

gain friends

hacerse

gain qualifications/degree Brit

obtener

he gradually gained her confidence/respect

poco a poco (se) fue ganando su confianza/respeto

I succeeded in gaining their attention

logré atraer or captar su atención

to gain access to a building

lograr entrar a or obtener acceso a un edificio

we're not losing a daughter; we're gaining a son

no perdemos una hija, ganamos un hijo

the ship gained port NAUT

el barco llegó or arribó a puerto

Smith had gained five yards over Jones

Smith le había sacado cinco yardas de ventaja a Jones

they gained the finals/the third round Am

pasaron a la final/a la tercera ronda

the offensive gained two miles MILIT

la ofensiva avanzó dos millas

there's a lot to be gained from this

esto ofrece muchas ventajas

the Democrats have gained 15 house seats from the Republicans

los Demócratas han obtenido 15 escaños que antes ocupaban los Republicanos

2. gain (increase):

gain strength/speed

ganar

gain strength/speed

cobrar

to gain weight

aumentar de peso

to gain weight

engordar

the shares gained 5 points

las acciones subieron 5 enteros

3. gain time:

gain

ganar

my watch is gaining ten minutes a day

mi reloj (se) adelanta diez minutos por día

II. gain [Am ɡeɪn, Brit ɡeɪn] VERB intr

1.1. gain (improve):

to gain in sth the shares have gained in value

las acciones han subido or aumentado de valor

she has gained enormously in prestige

su prestigio ha aumentado enormemente

he's gaining in fitness

su estado físico es cada vez mejor

she's gradually gaining in confidence

poco a poco va adquiriendo confianza en sí misma

1.2. gain (benefit, profit):

gain

beneficiarse

gain

sacar provecho

2.1. gain (go fast):

gain clock/watch:

adelantar(se)

2.2. gain (move nearer):

to gain on or upon sb/sth

acortar las distancias con respecto a alguien/algo

III. gain [Am ɡeɪn, Brit ɡeɪn] SUBST

1. gain U or C (profit) HANDEL:

gain

ganancia f

gain

beneficio m

2.1. gain C or U (increase):

gain

aumento m

a gain of 40%

un aumento del 40%

2.2. gain C or U (improvement):

the gain in efficiency

el aumento de eficiencia

the gain in time

la economía de tiempo

their loss is our gain

nosotros nos beneficiamos or salimos ganando con su pérdida

3. gain C POL:

gain

triunfo m

gain

victoria f

weight gain SUBST U or C

weight gain

aumento m de peso

planning gain SUBST U

planning gain

compensación f urbanística

capital gain SUBST FIN

capital gain

plusvalía f

capital gain gains tax

impuesto m sobre la plusvalía

to gain or win independence

obtener la independencia

to gain or win independence

independizarse

pecuniary motives/gain

pecuniario form

to win or gain notoriety

adquirir mala fama

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plusvalía

capital gain

espadista

burglar (who uses picklocks or false keys to gain access)

lucro

gain

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I. gain [geɪn] SUBST

1. gain (increase):

gain

aumento m

gain in weight

aumento de peso

2. gain WIRTSCH, FIN (profit):

gain

beneficio m

net gain

beneficio neto

3. gain übtr (advantage):

gain

ventaja f

II. gain [geɪn] VERB trans

1. gain (obtain):

gain

ganar

2. gain (acquire):

gain

adquirir

3. gain (catch up):

gain

alcanzar

to gain success

conseguir el éxito

4. gain (increase):

gain velocity

adquirir

to gain weight

engordar

Wendungen:

to gain the upper hand

tomar ventaja

III. gain [geɪn] VERB intr (increase)

gain

aumentar

gain prices, numbers

subir

gain clock, watch

adelantarse

once she went off the diet she started gaining again

cuando dejó la dieta volvió a engordar

to gain a foothold übtr

lograr establecerse

to gain steam

cobrar impulso

to gain prominence

ganar trascendencia

to gain an insight into sth/sb

entender mejor algo/a alguien

to gain currency

extenderse

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doctorar

to gain one's doctorate [or PhD]

obtener (resultado, ventaja)

to gain

hacer algo con desinterés

to do sth without thinking about personal gain

coger la delantera a alguien

to gain a lead on sb

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I. gain [geɪn] SUBST

1. gain (increase):

gain

aumento m

gain in weight

aumento de peso

2. gain WIRTSCH, FIN (profit):

gain

beneficio m

net gain

beneficio neto

3. gain übtr (advantage):

gain

ventaja f

II. gain [geɪn] VERB trans

1. gain (obtain):

gain

ganar

2. gain (acquire):

gain

adquirir

to gain success

cosechar el éxito

3. gain (increase):

gain velocity

adquirir

to gain weight

ganar peso

Wendungen:

to gain the upper hand

llevar ventaja

to gain ground

ganar terreno

III. gain [geɪn] VERB intr

1. gain (benefit):

gain

beneficiarse de

gain

sacar provecho de

2. gain (increase):

gain

aumentar

gain experience, confidence

adquirir

3. gain (put on weight):

gain

engordar

when he/she quit his/her diet, he/she started gaining again

cuando dejó la dieta volvió a engordar

4. gain clock, watch:

gain

adelantarse

gain on VERB trans

gain on

ir alcanzando

hurry up! they're gain oning on us!

¡apúrate! Nos están ganando terreno!

to gain a foothold übtr

lograr establecerse

to gain prominence

ganar trascendencia

to gain insight into sth/sb

entender mejor algo/a alguien

to gain access to sth

acceder a algo

to gain currency

extenderse

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Englisch

engordar

to gain weight

obtener (resultado, ventaja)

to gain

coger la delantera a alguien

to gain a lead on sb

Present

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Past

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Present Perfect

I	have	gained
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Past Perfect

I	had	gained
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we	had	gained
you	had	gained
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Einsprachige Beispiele (nicht von der PONS Redaktion geprüft)

He first came to prominence on the club scene as a member of the senior team in the early 1960s.

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It would take nearly two decades before bobbleheads returned to prominence.

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These men rose to prominence through military ranks, and became emperors through civil wars.

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Many were recreated or branded to reconnect the areas with their past history, early beginnings, or even recent use and prominence.

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The city's cultural prominence has risen and fallen since its founding.

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