No. 704 in French
gagné
"Won" or "earned."
In a sentence
J'ai gagné le match de tennis avec beaucoup d'efforts.
I won the tennis match with a lot of effort.
The context here demonstrates the usage of 'gagné' to express having achieved victory in a competition or game, emphasizing the result of winning.
L'expérience que j'ai gagnée lors de ce projet est inestimable.
The experience I gained during this project is invaluable.
In this sentence, 'gagnée' is used to signify acquiring or obtaining something beneficial or valuable as a result of effort or activity, such as knowledge or experience.
La réputation qu'il a gagnée est le fruit de son travail acharné.
The reputation he has earned is the result of his hard work.
Here 'gagnée' indicates earning or building through merit or effort, often referring to intangible traits or recognition.
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