gains
SayGAYNZ/ɡeɪnz/
- 1Plural of gain. Use this when you mean more than one gain or increase.
The company reported strong gains in the last quarter.
Her investment gains paid for the whole trip.
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- 2Third-person singular simple present of gain. Use it with he, she, or it.
She gains confidence every time she speaks in public.
The train gains speed as it leaves the station.
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- 3The extra muscle a person builds by training hard and eating well.
Like a piggy bank that slowly fills up: but with muscle instead of coins.
He made huge gains after six months of lifting weights.
All her work in the gym showed in her gains this year.
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gains is a form of gain
gain, noun: A rise in how much, how big, how heavy, or how valuable something is. Full entry
- Forms
- gaingains plural
- Spelling
- gain → gains: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /z/.
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