Definition of garner in English:

garner

verb ˈɡɑːnəˈɡɑrnər

[with object]

1Gather or collect (something, especially information or approval)
收集，积累（尤指信息或肯定意见）
the police struggled to garner sufficient evidence
警察努力收集足够的证据。
Example sentencesExamples
- Cynics dismissed the collection, which garnered a lot of attention in the literary pages, as a publishing gimmick.
- We hope it garners a wealth of information for everyone.
- However, at the very least, one can garner background information of what might have influenced the empiricists through the doctrine of skepsis.
- However, whether the title will garner the approval of North American gamers remains to be seen.
- It's an idea that seems to be garnering preliminary approval from outdoor professionals who must log time picking up after careless campers.
- He said information garnered by the expert would be used to help police complete a full facial reconstruction.
- The Nigerian film industry has garnered much attention over the past few years.
- This film garnered nominations and awards for its humanizing portrait of what some might consider an inhuman criminal.
- Some palm readers might go through a client's purse or have an accomplice do so, in order to garner information about the client.
- To garner evidence of anti-social behaviour, the council undertakes covert surveillance.
- To enter the ring though, he needed to garner the approval of the country's Constitutional Court in order to begin what will be the battle of all election battles.
- In addition to a long list of professional associations, meetings have been held with the Minnesota Department of Health and the Mayo Clinic to share information and garner support.
- Today this collection has garnered international standing for her museum.
- The movie does have its moments, and will most likely garner some critical praise just for being what it is.
- The prosecutor's office chose to ignore the fact that both of them used the equipment to garner information that by any stretch of the imagination is of great public interest in fighting corruption.
- The idea of informers and agents is to garner information to save lives.
- Their identity is known, but the public has been urged to come forward and help the authorities garner enough evidence to persuade local magistrates to impose tough anti-social behaviour orders upon them.
- The film was given a special screening at this year's Cannes Film Festival, garnering much praise.
- Consequently, it is able to garner information that is still fresh in a respondent's mind.
- Any woman scientist who garners the slightest approval from the field or the public wins my respect and admiration, if only because I know how hard it is.
Synonyms
gather, collect, accumulate, amass, assemble
store, lay up, lay by, put away, stow away, hoard, stockpile, reserve, save, preserve
informal stash away
1. 1.1archaic Store; deposit.
  〈古〉储藏；存放
  the crop was ready to be reaped and garnered
  庄稼已经可以收割归仓了。
  Example sentencesExamples
  From a certain time in September it suddenly-in fact quite discontinuously- starts to rise, probably remains at a high level for some weeks, and gradually declines, reaching zero towards the end of October, when potatoes have been picked and garnered.
  The plot has to be ploughed and partitioned, watered and made ready for the sowing; and then the sprouts have to be fostered and guarded into maturity until the crop ripens and can be collected and garnered in the granary.
  Synonyms
  store, stow, pack, load, cache, hide, conceal, secrete

noun ˈɡɑːnəˈɡɑrnər

archaic

A granary.
Example sentencesExamples
- The upper floor also contains garners for storing unmalted and malted grain.
Synonyms
storehouse, silo, store, storeroom, storage place, depository, warehouse

Origin

Middle English (originally as a noun): from Old French gernier, from Latin granarium 'granary', from granum 'grain'.

grain from Middle English:
The first meaning of grain, which is from Latin granum ‘seed’, also found in granary (late 16th century), granule (mid 17th century), and granite (mid 17th century) with its grain-like markings was, a single seed of a plant. From this developed the idea not only of a seed-like particle such as a grain of sand, salt, or gold but also of an arrangement of fibres that resembles small seeds or grains side by side, such as the ‘grain’ of a piece of wood. If something goes against the grain it is contrary to your natural inclination. This, dating from the mid 17th century, comes from carpentry. While grange is used today for a country house it was originally a barn for grain and comes from medieval Latin granica (villa) ‘grain house’, based on granum. Garner (Middle English) was originally also a word for a granary, and comes via French from the same source.

Rhymes

Africana, Afrikaner, Americana, ana, banana, Botswana, bwana, cabana, caragana, Christiana, Dana, darner, Edwardiana, Georgiana, Ghana, Gloriana, Guiana, gymkhana, Haryana, iguana, Lana, lantana, liana, Lipizzaner, Ljubljana, Mahayana, mana, mañana, marijuana, nirvana, Oriana, pacarana, piranha, prana, Purana, Rosh Hashana, Santayana, Setswana, sultana, Tatiana, Tijuana, Tirana, tramontana, Tswana, varna, Victoriana, zenana

Definition of garner in US English:

garner

verbˈɡɑrnərˈɡärnər

[with object]

1Gather or collect (something, especially information or approval)
收集，积累（尤指信息或肯定意见）
the police struggled to garner sufficient evidence
警察努力收集足够的证据。
Example sentencesExamples
- The idea of informers and agents is to garner information to save lives.
- However, at the very least, one can garner background information of what might have influenced the empiricists through the doctrine of skepsis.
- To enter the ring though, he needed to garner the approval of the country's Constitutional Court in order to begin what will be the battle of all election battles.
- We hope it garners a wealth of information for everyone.
- It's an idea that seems to be garnering preliminary approval from outdoor professionals who must log time picking up after careless campers.
- In addition to a long list of professional associations, meetings have been held with the Minnesota Department of Health and the Mayo Clinic to share information and garner support.
- Cynics dismissed the collection, which garnered a lot of attention in the literary pages, as a publishing gimmick.
- The movie does have its moments, and will most likely garner some critical praise just for being what it is.
- Consequently, it is able to garner information that is still fresh in a respondent's mind.
- Their identity is known, but the public has been urged to come forward and help the authorities garner enough evidence to persuade local magistrates to impose tough anti-social behaviour orders upon them.
- Any woman scientist who garners the slightest approval from the field or the public wins my respect and admiration, if only because I know how hard it is.
- He said information garnered by the expert would be used to help police complete a full facial reconstruction.
- Today this collection has garnered international standing for her museum.
- However, whether the title will garner the approval of North American gamers remains to be seen.
- To garner evidence of anti-social behaviour, the council undertakes covert surveillance.
- Some palm readers might go through a client's purse or have an accomplice do so, in order to garner information about the client.
- The film was given a special screening at this year's Cannes Film Festival, garnering much praise.
- The prosecutor's office chose to ignore the fact that both of them used the equipment to garner information that by any stretch of the imagination is of great public interest in fighting corruption.
- This film garnered nominations and awards for its humanizing portrait of what some might consider an inhuman criminal.
- The Nigerian film industry has garnered much attention over the past few years.
Synonyms
gather, collect, accumulate, amass, assemble
1. 1.1archaic Store; deposit.
  〈古〉储藏；存放
  the crop was ready to be reaped and garnered
  庄稼已经可以收割归仓了。
  Example sentencesExamples
  From a certain time in September it suddenly-in fact quite discontinuously- starts to rise, probably remains at a high level for some weeks, and gradually declines, reaching zero towards the end of October, when potatoes have been picked and garnered.
  The plot has to be ploughed and partitioned, watered and made ready for the sowing; and then the sprouts have to be fostered and guarded into maturity until the crop ripens and can be collected and garnered in the granary.
  Synonyms
  store, stow, pack, load, cache, hide, conceal, secrete

nounˈɡɑrnərˈɡärnər

archaic

A storehouse; a granary.
〈古〉储藏室；谷仓
Example sentencesExamples
- The upper floor also contains garners for storing unmalted and malted grain.
Synonyms
storehouse, silo, store, storeroom, storage place, depository, warehouse

Origin

Middle English (originally as a noun): from Old French gernier, from Latin granarium ‘granary’, from granum ‘grain’.

词汇	garner
释义	Definition of garner in English: garner verb ˈɡɑːnəˈɡɑrnər [with object] 1Gather or collect (something, especially information or approval) 收集，积累（尤指信息或肯定意见） the police struggled to garner sufficient evidence 警察努力收集足够的证据。 Example sentencesExamples Cynics dismissed the collection, which garnered a lot of attention in the literary pages, as a publishing gimmick. We hope it garners a wealth of information for everyone. However, at the very least, one can garner background information of what might have influenced the empiricists through the doctrine of skepsis. However, whether the title will garner the approval of North American gamers remains to be seen. It's an idea that seems to be garnering preliminary approval from outdoor professionals who must log time picking up after careless campers. He said information garnered by the expert would be used to help police complete a full facial reconstruction. The Nigerian film industry has garnered much attention over the past few years. This film garnered nominations and awards for its humanizing portrait of what some might consider an inhuman criminal. Some palm readers might go through a client's purse or have an accomplice do so, in order to garner information about the client. To garner evidence of anti-social behaviour, the council undertakes covert surveillance. To enter the ring though, he needed to garner the approval of the country's Constitutional Court in order to begin what will be the battle of all election battles. In addition to a long list of professional associations, meetings have been held with the Minnesota Department of Health and the Mayo Clinic to share information and garner support. Today this collection has garnered international standing for her museum. The movie does have its moments, and will most likely garner some critical praise just for being what it is. The prosecutor's office chose to ignore the fact that both of them used the equipment to garner information that by any stretch of the imagination is of great public interest in fighting corruption. The idea of informers and agents is to garner information to save lives. Their identity is known, but the public has been urged to come forward and help the authorities garner enough evidence to persuade local magistrates to impose tough anti-social behaviour orders upon them. The film was given a special screening at this year's Cannes Film Festival, garnering much praise. Consequently, it is able to garner information that is still fresh in a respondent's mind. Any woman scientist who garners the slightest approval from the field or the public wins my respect and admiration, if only because I know how hard it is. Synonyms gather, collect, accumulate, amass, assemble store, lay up, lay by, put away, stow away, hoard, stockpile, reserve, save, preserve informal stash away 1.1archaic Store; deposit. 〈古〉储藏；存放 the crop was ready to be reaped and garnered 庄稼已经可以收割归仓了。 Example sentencesExamples From a certain time in September it suddenly-in fact quite discontinuously- starts to rise, probably remains at a high level for some weeks, and gradually declines, reaching zero towards the end of October, when potatoes have been picked and garnered. The plot has to be ploughed and partitioned, watered and made ready for the sowing; and then the sprouts have to be fostered and guarded into maturity until the crop ripens and can be collected and garnered in the granary. Synonyms store, stow, pack, load, cache, hide, conceal, secrete noun ˈɡɑːnəˈɡɑrnər archaic A granary. Example sentencesExamples The upper floor also contains garners for storing unmalted and malted grain. Synonyms storehouse, silo, store, storeroom, storage place, depository, warehouse Origin Middle English (originally as a noun): from Old French gernier, from Latin granarium 'granary', from granum 'grain'. grain from Middle English: The first meaning of grain, which is from Latin granum ‘seed’, also found in granary (late 16th century), granule (mid 17th century), and granite (mid 17th century) with its grain-like markings was, a single seed of a plant. From this developed the idea not only of a seed-like particle such as a grain of sand, salt, or gold but also of an arrangement of fibres that resembles small seeds or grains side by side, such as the ‘grain’ of a piece of wood. If something goes against the grain it is contrary to your natural inclination. This, dating from the mid 17th century, comes from carpentry. While grange is used today for a country house it was originally a barn for grain and comes from medieval Latin granica (villa) ‘grain house’, based on granum. Garner (Middle English) was originally also a word for a granary, and comes via French from the same source. Rhymes Africana, Afrikaner, Americana, ana, banana, Botswana, bwana, cabana, caragana, Christiana, Dana, darner, Edwardiana, Georgiana, Ghana, Gloriana, Guiana, gymkhana, Haryana, iguana, Lana, lantana, liana, Lipizzaner, Ljubljana, Mahayana, mana, mañana, marijuana, nirvana, Oriana, pacarana, piranha, prana, Purana, Rosh Hashana, Santayana, Setswana, sultana, Tatiana, Tijuana, Tirana, tramontana, Tswana, varna, Victoriana, zenana Definition of garner in US English: garner verbˈɡɑrnərˈɡärnər [with object] 1Gather or collect (something, especially information or approval) 收集，积累（尤指信息或肯定意见） the police struggled to garner sufficient evidence 警察努力收集足够的证据。 Example sentencesExamples The idea of informers and agents is to garner information to save lives. However, at the very least, one can garner background information of what might have influenced the empiricists through the doctrine of skepsis. To enter the ring though, he needed to garner the approval of the country's Constitutional Court in order to begin what will be the battle of all election battles. We hope it garners a wealth of information for everyone. It's an idea that seems to be garnering preliminary approval from outdoor professionals who must log time picking up after careless campers. In addition to a long list of professional associations, meetings have been held with the Minnesota Department of Health and the Mayo Clinic to share information and garner support. Cynics dismissed the collection, which garnered a lot of attention in the literary pages, as a publishing gimmick. The movie does have its moments, and will most likely garner some critical praise just for being what it is. Consequently, it is able to garner information that is still fresh in a respondent's mind. Their identity is known, but the public has been urged to come forward and help the authorities garner enough evidence to persuade local magistrates to impose tough anti-social behaviour orders upon them. Any woman scientist who garners the slightest approval from the field or the public wins my respect and admiration, if only because I know how hard it is. He said information garnered by the expert would be used to help police complete a full facial reconstruction. Today this collection has garnered international standing for her museum. However, whether the title will garner the approval of North American gamers remains to be seen. To garner evidence of anti-social behaviour, the council undertakes covert surveillance. Some palm readers might go through a client's purse or have an accomplice do so, in order to garner information about the client. The film was given a special screening at this year's Cannes Film Festival, garnering much praise. The prosecutor's office chose to ignore the fact that both of them used the equipment to garner information that by any stretch of the imagination is of great public interest in fighting corruption. This film garnered nominations and awards for its humanizing portrait of what some might consider an inhuman criminal. The Nigerian film industry has garnered much attention over the past few years. Synonyms gather, collect, accumulate, amass, assemble 1.1archaic Store; deposit. 〈古〉储藏；存放 the crop was ready to be reaped and garnered 庄稼已经可以收割归仓了。 Example sentencesExamples From a certain time in September it suddenly-in fact quite discontinuously- starts to rise, probably remains at a high level for some weeks, and gradually declines, reaching zero towards the end of October, when potatoes have been picked and garnered. The plot has to be ploughed and partitioned, watered and made ready for the sowing; and then the sprouts have to be fostered and guarded into maturity until the crop ripens and can be collected and garnered in the granary. Synonyms store, stow, pack, load, cache, hide, conceal, secrete nounˈɡɑrnərˈɡärnər archaic A storehouse; a granary. 〈古〉储藏室；谷仓 Example sentencesExamples The upper floor also contains garners for storing unmalted and malted grain. Synonyms storehouse, silo, store, storeroom, storage place, depository, warehouse Origin Middle English (originally as a noun): from Old French gernier, from Latin granarium ‘granary’, from granum ‘grain’.
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