garner
gb/ɡˈɑɹnɚ/ us/ɡˈɑɹnɚ/
B2
英語
~ 8500
szerez, gyűjt, kivív, betakarít, behord, magtár
動詞
B2
FORMAL
1
用法パターン：
to garner [support/attention/praise/votes] (for [someone/something])
The campaign managed to garner enough support to win the election.
A kampánynak sikerült elegendő támogatást szereznie a választási győzelemhez.
Her research has garnered international attention in the scientific community.
A kutatása nemzetközi figyelmet kapott a tudományos közösségben.
The company’s new product launch garnered a lot of media coverage.
His performance garnered praise from both critics and fans.
The film gradually garnered a loyal following through word of mouth.
学習者向け例文
The politician worked hard to garner support before the vote.
A politikus keményen dolgozott azon, hogy támogatást szerezzen a szavazás előtt.
The singer garnered a lot of attention after the show.
Az énekes nagy figyelmet kapott az előadás után.
Her blog has garnered many new readers this year.
The project garnered praise from the whole team.
The idea is starting to garner interest online.
よくある間違い：
Learners sometimes use 'garner' for everyday, physical things (e.g. *garner a car*, *garner some bread*), which sounds unnatural. In modern English, 'garner' is mainly used in formal or written contexts for abstract things like support, attention, praise, interest, votes, or information. They also sometimes treat it as a very common spoken word; in conversation, 'get', 'gain', or 'earn' is usually more natural.
意味
collect or gain over time
コロケーション
garner support
|garner attention
|garner praise
|garner interest
|garner votes
|garner evidence
類義語
gain (More general and common; does not carry the same sense of careful or active collecting that 'garner' often suggests.)
対義語
lose (Describes no longer having support, attention, or approval that was previously held, the opposite of collecting or building it up.)
テーマ
communication
|politics
|work
|business
|core_vocabulary
定義
to slowly get something like support, attention, or information from many people or places
To collect or obtain something such as support, information, or approval, especially gradually and from many different people or places.
動詞
C1
LITERARY
2
用法パターン：
to garner [grain/crops/the harvest]
The farmers hurried to garner the harvest before the autumn rains began.
A gazdák siettek betakarítani a termést, mielőtt elkezdődtek az őszi esők.
Workers labored from dawn till dusk to garner the ripened grain.
A munkások hajnaltól alkonyatig dolgoztak, hogy betakarítsák az érett gabonát.
In the poem, villagers gather to garner the wheat into great wooden barns.
学習者向け例文
Long ago, people used horses to help garner the harvest.
Régen az emberek lovakat használtak a termés betakarításához.
They worked together to garner the grain before the storm.
Együtt dolgoztak, hogy betakarítsák a gabonát a vihar előtt.
The farmer asked his sons to help garner the crops.
In this story, the village comes together to garner the wheat.
They must garner the harvest before winter comes.
よくある間違い：
Learners may assume this farming sense is common in modern speech. In reality, native speakers almost never use 'garner' in this way today, except in literary or historical writing. 'Harvest' or 'bring in the crops' is preferred in everyday English.
意味
gather crops into storage
コロケーション
garner the harvest
|garner the grain
|garner the wheat
|garner the crops
類義語
harvest (Common everyday word for collecting crops; 'garner' focuses more on the gathering into storage and now sounds old-fashioned or literary.)
対義語
sow (Refers to planting seeds in the ground, which is the opposite stage in the farming cycle from gathering the finished crops.)
テーマ
agriculture
|literature
|food_drink
|daily_life
定義
to bring crops together after harvest and put them into a place for storage
To gather and store harvested crops, especially grain, usually in a storehouse.
名詞
C2
ARCHAIC
3
magtár
B2
用法パターン：
a garner of [grain/wheat]
The landlord’s garner was full of barley from the summer harvest.
A földesúr magtára tele volt a nyári aratásból származó árpával.
They carried sack after sack of grain into the stone garner beside the house.
Zsákszámra hordták a gabonát a ház melletti, kőből épült magtárba.
In the old tale, a poor family hides their savings in a corner of the village garner.
学習者向け例文
The workers put the grain in the garner.
A munkások a magtárba tették a gabonát.
The old garner near the farm is empty now.
A gazdaság közelében álló régi magtár most üres.
They filled the garner with wheat after the harvest.
People in the village shared one large garner.
The story talks about a king’s great garner of corn.
よくある間違い：
Learners may not realize this noun is extremely rare today and may try to use it instead of 'granary' or 'silo'. In modern English, 'garner' is almost never used as a noun outside of historical or literary texts.
意味
storehouse for grain
コロケーション
an old garner
|stone garner
|garner of wheat
|filled the garner
類義語
granary (Standard modern term; 'garner' sounds older and is mainly found in historical or literary texts.)
対義語
field (A field is where crops grow before harvest, in contrast to a garner, where harvested grain is stored.)
テーマ
agriculture
|history
|food_drink
|daily_life
定義
a building where people keep grain after they take it from the fields
A storehouse or building where grain is kept after it has been harvested; a granary.
文法
辞書形
garner
IPA
GB/ɡˈɑɹnɚ/
US/ɡˈɑɹnɚ/
音節・強勢
garner （1音節）
Stress on 1st syllable (garner)
活用形
Verb
- Base: garner
- 3rd Person Singular: garners
- Present Participle: garnering
- Past: garnered
関連語
Forms
garners
verb
garnering
verb
garnered
verb
表現
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