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1 ♦ (to) earn
♦ (to) earn /ɜ:n/v. t.2 guadagnarsi; conquistare; meritarsi; procurarsi: to earn sb. 's respect, guadagnarsi il rispetto di q.; He's earned a reputation as a skilful administrator, si è guadagnato la reputazione di abile amministratore3 (fin.) fruttare; rendere: to earn a high interest, fruttare un alto interesse; Money in bonds earns less, il denaro investito in obbligazioni rende di meno NOTA D'USO: - to earn o to gain?-● to earn one's daily bread, guadagnarsi il pane quotidiano □ to earn one's keep, lavorare in cambio di vitto e alloggio; guadagnarsi il pane □ (econ., fisc.) earned income, redditi di lavoro. -
2 ♦ (to) earn
♦ (to) earn /ɜ:n/v. t.2 guadagnarsi; conquistare; meritarsi; procurarsi: to earn sb. 's respect, guadagnarsi il rispetto di q.; He's earned a reputation as a skilful administrator, si è guadagnato la reputazione di abile amministratore3 (fin.) fruttare; rendere: to earn a high interest, fruttare un alto interesse; Money in bonds earns less, il denaro investito in obbligazioni rende di meno NOTA D'USO: - to earn o to gain?-● to earn one's daily bread, guadagnarsi il pane quotidiano □ to earn one's keep, lavorare in cambio di vitto e alloggio; guadagnarsi il pane □ (econ., fisc.) earned income, redditi di lavoro.
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