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gainer

/ˈɡeɪ.nər/

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noun

/ˈɡeɪ.nər/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное с несколькими значениями: человек, который набирает вес; человек, который получает преимущество или прибыль; или тип прыжка в воду, при котором прыгун выполняет сальто назад и входит в воду ногами вперёд, лицом от вышки.

A noun with multiple meanings: a person who gains weight, a person who gains an advantage or profits, or a type of dive where the diver performs a backward somersault and enters the water feet first facing away from the board.

  1. Weight gainerB1informal

    A person who gains weight, often intentionally through diet or exercise.

    ruНабирающий вес

    • He's a slow gainer, so he eats high-calorie foods.
    • The supplement is popular among weight gainers.
    • She's a natural gainer and puts on muscle easily.

    Antonymsdieterloser

  2. Beneficiary or profiteerB2formal

    A person who gains an advantage, profit, or benefit from a situation.

    ruВыгодоприобретатель

    • The company was the main gainer from the new trade deal.
    • Investors were the biggest gainers in the stock market rally.
    • He was a clear gainer in the negotiation process.

    Synonymsbeneficiaryearnerprofiteerrecipientwinner

    Antonymsloser

  3. Diving moveC1formalsport

    A type of dive where the diver throws the feet forward to complete a full backward somersault and enters the water feet first, facing away from the board.

    ruПрыжок в воду с поворотом

    • She performed a perfect gainer off the high board.
    • The gainer is considered an advanced diving technique.
    • He practiced the gainer repeatedly to perfect his form.
Forms
  • gainers plural form
  • gainers' possessive plural form
  • gainer's possessive singular form
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