to earn
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1.0
- verb
- /ɜrn/
:
ganar
- Because you know how I earn my living.
- earn money
- earn a living
- earn income
You know, I'll never earn what Dwayne Johnson earns.
- You know, I'll never earn what Dwayne Johnson earns.
- Like if your model performs well, you will earn more NMR tokens.
- But the the addiction of earning quick money will never go.
- I'm not Afghani, you know I can earn money in proper way.
- And it was such fun and I was earning so much money.
- The truth is that you can only earn money after you're successful.
- We consume, we shop, we want to earn more money to show our status.
- It's like twice as much as they earn when they're working.
- Firstly, Germany earns added value in global trade.
- If you have to do it as a way of earning a living, it's pretty hard.
- Millions of Americans earn and use credit card rewards.
- But when it went Askew that I out earned him by a mile.
- I'm looking to earn money for sure.
Examples
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Actually, I was kind of proud to earn my own money for a change.
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We consume, we shop, we want to earn more money to show our status.
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So the question is, how much interest will we earn in two years?
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Or are you just down here to earn a commission?
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I must go and earn my living.
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It's time you earned your keep.
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The truth is that you can only earn money after you're successful.
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My husband works so hard and earns so little.
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With every purchase, I'm earning cash back thanks to Upside.
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After working overtime all month, I was able to earn a nice bonus in my paycheck.
Synonyms
∞
1.3
To earn money from work or business
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1.4
To get something useful, often by effort, like money or skills
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5.2
To give money as interest or profit
477
1.2
To get money by working or running a business
154
6.0
To earn a net profit after expenses
140
3.2
To get an advantage from something
123
2.8
Earn money from a thing or activity
54
3.2
To earn a lot of money, often in a short time
46
6.7
To turn things you own into money
33
2.2
To make money to support yourself
25
2.2
To earn money by having a job
25
4.9
Earn money from work or sales
19
3.2
To earn more money than you spend running a business or project
14
4.1
To earn money from work or business
To make enough money to live
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Compounds
- Formal
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Etymology
The word earn comes from an old English word that meant 'to work for' or 'gain'. So to earn money is to receive payment as a result of your work or business.