1.获得,赢得,博得(名声)
2.赚得,挣得
1.to receive money for work that you do; to make a profit from business or from money that you have in the bank
2.to get something as a result of your efforts or your behavior
1.She was adopted by a well-placed Bakuran family, and grew to be a musical prodigy, earning a place in the Bakuran National Symphony.
她被一个上流社会的巴库拉家庭收养，长大后成为一名音乐天才，在巴库拉国家交响乐团中赢得一席之地。
2.The rate of return on total assets is the best overall measure of the earning power of a corporation.
总资产报酬率是对公司盈利能力进行全面衡量的最好的指标。
3.Pinocchio is at last a real boy, earning the love of his mother.
皮诺曹最终变成了一个真正的男孩，获得了他母亲爱。
4.Money in the bank isn't earning much, and the return on good Iowa farmland these days averages about 4% a year.
钱放在银行收入不多，而这些天在爱荷华的好耕地的回报率平均约4%年。
5.Earning all that through my own efforts was hugely satisfying. It made me feel almost rich, and grown up.
我感觉自己几乎是个有钱人了，而且也已长大成人。
6.Those earning up to $180, 000 can expect to pay no more than about 10 percent of their income, she said.
家庭年收入达18万美元的学生所支付的学费也不会超过其家庭总收入的10%。
7.The last time I went to her house resulted in her mother throwing a rampage and throwing a vase at me, earning me stitches.
上一次我去她家的时候，她妈妈痛骂了我一顿，朝我扔了一只花瓶，我还去缝针了。
8.Though her salary was small at her first, it was still much more than what she was earning in her native Russia.
尽管她起初的工资很低，但是也远远高于她在俄罗斯本土的收入。
9.Or like your dad, earning lots of money only to be in debt up to his eyeballs, hoping more money will solve the problem.
或是像你爸那样，挣很多钱却眼看着债台高筑，希望靠更多的钱来解决问题。
10.After all, you've been spending it yourself since you were a kid, and you've been earning it at least a few years.
毕竟，你自己从孩提时代起就开始花钱了，而且至少也挣了几年钱了。