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Definition of garnering - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
collectionaccumulating or gathering something
- The garnering attention was hard to ignore.
- The garnering support was crucial for the campaign.
- Garnering interest in the project took months.
Origin of garnering
Old French, garnir (to equip)
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- French:recueillant, ...
- German:sammelnd, ...
- Italian:accumulante, ...
- Spanish:acumulador, ...
- Portuguese:crescente, ...
- Chinese:积累的, ...
- Japanese:集めている, ...
- Arabic:جامِع, ...
- Hebrew:מִצְטַבֵּר, ...
- Russian:собирающий, ...
- Ukrainian:збиральний, ...
- Hindi:संग्रहणीय, ...
Definition of garner - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
earningearn or receive as a result of effort or action
- She garnered praise for her work on the project..
2.
collectinggather or collect something, especially information or approval
- The journalist garnered facts for the story..
Noun
1.
collectionaccumulation or collection of items
- His library was a garner of rare books.
2.
grain storageDated UK place where grain is storedDated UK
- The farmer filled the garner with wheat.
Images of garner
place where grain is stored
Expressions with garner
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to provoke a reaction or reply
His speech garnered a response from the audience.
to win a competition or contest
The team worked hard to garner a victory in the championship.
receive praise or recognition for achievements
The scientist garnered accolades for her groundbreaking research.
to attract or gather interest or notice
The new product launch garnered attention from the media.
gather help or approval from others
The politician worked hard to garner support for the new policy.
attract attention or curiosity
The new product managed to garner interest from tech enthusiasts.
gain speed or strength over time
The campaign began to garner momentum after the first debate.
Origin of garner
Old French, graner (to store)
Examples of garner in a sentence
The movie garnered several awards. She garnered support for her new initiative. The scientist garnered data from various sources. The museum's garner included ancient artifacts. Her garner of stamps was impressive. The old garner was filled with corn after the harvest.
He inspected the garner to ensure it was pest-free.
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- French:recueillir, recueil, ...
- German:sammeln, Sammlung, ...
- Italian:guadagnare, collezione, ...
- Spanish:obtener, colección, ...
- Portuguese:conseguir, coleção, ...
- Chinese:获得, 积累, ...
- Japanese:得る, 収集, ...
- Arabic:حَصَد, مَجْمَع, ...
- Hebrew:לִקְצוֹר, אֹסֶף, ...
- Russian:заслужить, собрание, ...
- Ukrainian:отримувати, зібрання, ...
- Hindi:प्राप्त करना, संग्रह, ...
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