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| 31. | To gain the sympathy of; win over. |
| 获得…的同情;赢得. |
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| 32. | Cellphone driving bans gain force |
| 开车禁打行动电话获得支持 |
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| 33. | calculated to please or gain favor. |
| 打算讨好或者获得利益。 |
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| 34. | gain military supremacy over other nations |
| 获得对他国的军事控制权 |
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| 35. | To gain control of a council |
| 获得对委员会的控制 |
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| 36. | flattery designed to gain favor. |
| 为获得好感而设计的奉承。 |
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| 37. | gain an advantage over an opponent |
| 获得超越对手的优势 |
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| 38. | He wished to gain more wisdom. |
| 他希望获得更多的智慧。 |
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| -- 来源 -- 英语常用词汇100(2) - Part Ninety-nine |
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| 39. | To gain control of a business |
| 获得对企业的控制 |
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| 40. | Without the ability to get new ideas,（如果不具备获得新思想的能力，） an organization stagnates and declines and eventually |
| 倘若不能获得新主意，一个企业将停滞并衰落，而且最终会被那些有新颖主意的竞争对手所湮灭。 |
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