gain on

英 [ɡeɪn ɒn]

美 [ɡeɪn ɑːn]

接近，逼近（前面的人或事物）

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 接近，逼近（前面的人或事物）
  If yougain onsomeone or something that is moving in front of you, you gradually get closer to them.
  1. In some places he was quicker and at others I'd gain on him...
     他在某些地方比我快，而我会在其他地方追上他。
  2. The Mercedes began to gain on the van.
     那辆奔驰开始逼近小货车。

双语例句

• The lesser must yield to the greater, and no loss or gain on earth was worth the grief upon her face.
  渺小必将屈服于伟大，没有什么得失能比得上她脸上的忧伤。
• What you gain on the swings you'll probably lose on the roundabouts.
  有所得也可能有所失。
• Obviously a core part of my mission is to not just be the solid number two but to actually gain on the current leader from a market-share perspective.
  当然，我的主要使命不是仅仅维持第二名的位置，而是真正从当前的领先者手中获取市场份额。
• Just as he was starting to gain on the last boy, his foot slipped again and he dropped to the track, rolling onto his side and groping blindly around him for balance.
  正当他已开始接近跑在最后的人时，他的脚下又一打滑，再次倒在了轨道上，侧着身滚动着，并盲目地摸索着周围，以便保持平衡。
• What people gain on the roundabouts at work obviously matters more to them than what whey lose on the swings in family life.
  人们在工作中的所得，远远比在家庭生活中失去的重要得多。
• Fatigue began to gain on him; and as his strength decreased, it made the weight of his burden increase.
  他感到疲惫，慢慢减弱的体力使负担变重了。
• To gain on someone you are chasing.
  赶上你追赶的人。
• The Measurement of the Antenna Gain on 3.2-cm Waveband Radio Telescope
  波长3.2厘米射电望远镜天线增益的测量
• Gain on the leader in a race.
  追上领先的人。
• He continued to gain on the rest of the runners and was half a mile clear of them.
  他继续跑在其他运动员前面，领先有半英里。