gain in other languages

gain French - English

1.

Englishpassword
Englishword used to gain admittance
Frenchmot de passe

2.

Englishbonus
Englishsomething extra that is good
Frenchbonus
Englishbonus
Englishextra amount of money given as a premiu

3.

Englishmature
Englishto gain experience or wisdom with age
Frenchmûrir, devenir mature

4.

Englishreduction
Englishchemistry: reaction in which electrons are gained and valence is reduced
Frenchréduction

5.

Englishcheat
Englishviolate rules to gain advantage
Frenchtricher

6.

Englishmercenary|schlock
Englishmotivated by private gain
Frenchmercenaire

7.

Englishscore
Frenchvingtaine

8.

Englishastute
EnglishQuick at seeing how to gain advantage
Frenchastucieux, avisé, sagace

9.

Englishprofit
Englishbenefit
Frenchprofitbénéfice
Englishprofit
EnglishTo benefit, gain
Frenchprofiter

10.

Englishcon
Englishto trick or defraud, usually for personal gain
Frenchduper, escroquer

11.

Englishgamble
Englisha risk undertaken with a potential gain
Frenchpari

12.

Englishlog in|logged in
Englishgain access to a computer syste
Frenchidentifier

13.

Englishprevail
EnglishTo be superior in strength, dominance, influence or frequency, to have or gain the advantage over others, to have the upper hand
Frenchdominer, prévaloir, l'emporter

14.

Englishhail
Englishto call out loudly in order to gain the attention o
Frenchhéler

15.

Englishprice
Englishcost required to gain possession of something
Frenchprix

16.

Englishmake
Englishto earn, to gain (money)
Frenchgagner
Frenchcheckfaire, checkconstruire

17.

Englishhacker
Englishone who uses a computer to gain unauthorized access to data
Frenchhacker

18.

Englishagain
Englishanother time
Frenchde nouveau, encore

19.

Englishawake
Englishto gain consciousness
Frenchréveiller

20.

Englishcompression
English(music) the electronic process by which any sound's gain is automatically controlled
Frenchcheckcompression, checkréduction, checkconcision

21.

Englishhill
Englishelevated location
Frenchcolline

22.

Englishre-
Englishagain
Frenchr-, re-, ré-

23.

Englishassassination
Englishmurder for political reasons or personal gain
Frenchassassinat

24.

Englishpeeping tom
Englishperson who secretly watches someone to gain sexual pleasure
Frenchvoyeur

25.

Englishway|make
Englishto earn, to gain (money)
Frenchgagner
Frenchcheckfaire, checkconstruire

26.

Englishvicarious
Englishexperienced or gained by the loss or to the consequence of another
Frenchindirect

27.

Englishintercept
Englishto gain possession o
Frenchintercepter

28.

Englishprerequisite
EnglishSomething that must be gained in order to gain something else
French(condition) préalable

29.

Englishhead start
Englishan advantage in starting earlier to gain a favorable position
Frenchlongueur d’avance

30.

Englishpurchase
Englishto pursue and obtain, to acquire by seeking, to gain, obtain or acquire
Frenchacquérir

31.

Englishbruise
Englishof fruit, to gain bruises
Frenchse taler, se cotir, s'abîmer

32.

Englishtake
Englishto gain a position by force
Frenchprendre

33.

Englishlucre
Englishprofit
Frenchgain

34.

Englishsacrifice
Englishto give away something valuable in order to gain something else of value
Frenchsacrifier

35.

Englishmercenary
Englishmotivated by private gain
Frenchmercenaire

36.

Englishdecline
EnglishAmerican football or Canadian football: reject a penalty against an opposing tea
Frenchrefuser

37.

Englishintern
Englishstudent or recent graduate who works in order to gain experience in their chosen field
Frenchstagiaire

38.

Englishadiabatic
Englishoccurring without gain or loss of heat
Frenchadiabatique

39.

Englishinvest
Englishto commit resources in the hope of financial gain
Frenchinvestir

40.

Englishaccomplish
English(obsolete) to gain, to obtain
Frenchcheckaccomplir

41.

Englishacquisition
Englishthing acquired or gained, an acquirement, a gain
Frenchacquisition

42.

Englishaccess|code
Englishto gain or obtain access to
Frenchaccéder, avoir accès

43.

Englishsycophant
Englishone who uses compliments to gain self-serving favor or advantage from another person.
Frenchflagorneur

44.

Englishacquire
Englishto gain, usually by one's own exertions, to get as one's own
Frenchacquérir
Frenchcheckacquérir

45.

Englishtoady
Englishsycophant flattering others to gain personal advantage
Frenchflagorneur

46.

Englishscout
Englishperson sent out to gain and bring in tidings
Frenchéclaireur

47.

Englishbreak even
Englishto neither gain nor lose money
Frenchrentrer dans ses frais, s'en sortir sans perte

48.

Englishaccess
Englishto gain or obtain access to
Frenchaccéder, avoir accès

49.

Englishobtain
Englishto hold, possess
Frenchavoir

50.

Englishlog in
Englishgain access to a computer syste
Frenchidentifier

51.

Englishwoo|woo
Englishto endeavor to gain someone's affection
Frenchcourtiser, faire la cour

52.

Englishrecover
Englishtransitive:to get back, regain
Frenchrecouvrer
Englishrecover
Englishintransitive: to get better, regain health
Frenchrécupérer, guérir, remettre

53.

Englishwoo
Englishto endeavor to gain someone's affection
Frenchcourtiser, faire la cour

54.

Englishavarice
Englishexcessive or inordinate desire of gain
Frenchavarice

55.

Englishcarpetbagger
EnglishOne who comes to a place or organisation primarily or solely for personal gain
Frenchopportuniste

56.

Englishcontract
Englishgain or acquire (an illness)
Frenchcontracter

57.

Englishjobbery
EnglishThe act or conduct of public or official business for the sake of private gain
Frenchcorruption

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