earned

英 [ɜːnd]

美 [ɜːrnd]

v.  挣得; 赚得; 挣钱; 生(利); 获(利); 应得; 博得; 赢得
earn的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：earned　过去式：earned　

BNC.20797 / COCA.12156

柯林斯词典

• VERB 赚取;挣得
  If youearnmoney, you receive money in return for work that you do.
  1. Charlie was earning eight pounds, I was earning five...
     查利赚了8英镑，我赚了5英镑。
  2. What a lovely way to earn a living...
     谋生妙道啊！
  3. The dancers can earn anything between £20 and £30 for each session...
     这些舞蹈演员每场演出的收入在20至30英镑之间。
  4. She was always out earning.
     她总是在外面赚钱。
• VERB 盈（利）;生（利）
  If somethingearnsmoney, it produces money as profit or interest.
  1. ...a current account which earns little or no interest...
     利息很少或为零的活期账户
  2. We buy everything abroad with the money earned from oil imports.
     我们用进口石油赚到的钱从国外购买一切商品。
• VERB 赢得，博得（赞扬等）
  If youearnsomething such as praise, you get it because you deserve it.
  1. Companies must earn a reputation for honesty...
     公司必须树立诚信的声誉。
  2. I think that's earned him very high admiration.
     我认为那一点为他赢得了极高的赞誉。
• toearn a crust→ see:crust

英英释义

adj

• gained or acquired
  1. a well-earned reputation for honesty
  2. earned income
  3. an earned run in baseball

双语例句

• He earned the appellation 'rebel priest.'
  他赢得了“反叛牧师”的称号。
• The remark earned him a rap on the knuckles
  那番话使他受到了指责。
• I think he has earned the respect of leaders all round the world
  我想他已经赢得了世界各国领导人的尊重。
• His doughty campaigns for the underprivileged have earned him national respect.
  他为弱势群体奔走呼号，赢得了全国的尊敬。
• He has earned a reputation as the man who can close a show with a bad review
  他因可以用一则恶评毙掉一场演出而闻名。
• From his staff he earned the sobriquet 'Mumbles'.
  他的员工给他起了个“咕哝虫”的绰号。
• Their media has earned the reputation for being rather dull and uninteresting
  他们的媒体获得了相当单调、乏味的名声。
• They were well out of pocket — they had spent far more in Hollywood than he had earned
  他们非常缺钱——他们在好莱坞的花费已经远远超出了他的收入。
• He earned his living as a tax collector.
  他以收税为业。
• I think that's earned him very high admiration.
  我认为那一点为他赢得了极高的赞誉。