Tikibu: pronunciation dictionary with use examples

Word: gains
IPA transcription: [ɡ'eɪnz]
Pronunciations of gains
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Usage examples
  • For a cause differs from a thing it causes, precisely in the quality which the latter gains from the former.
  • If the Sulphur miasm gains the ascendancy, there will be no marked improvement during the first days of the treatment.
  • They don't care for their contempt, and then they use their dishonest gains to buy off the contempt they have deserved."
  • In 1847, too, Russia began her tremendous march eastward into Central Asia, just as France was solidifying her first gains on the littoral of northern Africa.
  • The Amar is placed in a vessel, and mixed with water until it gains a proper pudding-like consistency, when, without further preparation, it is in readiness for use.
  • The Mongolia was due at Bombay on the 22nd; she arrived on the 20th. This was a gain to Phileas Fogg of two days since his departure from London, and he calmly entered the fact in the itinerary, in the column of gains.
  • The benefits resulting from greater abundance are diffused, and as goods are brought from the high, or scarcity, end of the scale of value down toward the level of free goods, everybody gains by the abundance and cheapness.
  • After this fine last lesson I managed to make a small fire out of wet twigs, got a cup of tea, stripped off my dripping clothing, wrapped myself in a blanket and lay brooding on the gains of the day and plans for the morrow, glad, rich, and almost comfortable.
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