gana
/ˈɡana/, [ˈɡa.na]desire, win
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Hagamos un concurso. Aquel bando al que se le ocurra el peor insulto, gana.
Let's have a contest. The side to come up with the worst insult wins.
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Él se gana la vida cantando.
He makes his living by singing.
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Yo hago lo que me da la gana.
I do anything I feel like.
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Tom no gana mucho dinero.
Tom doesn't make much money.
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Tom se fue de mala gana.
Tom reluctantly left.
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Él no gana más de 50 dólares a la semana.
He earns not more than 50 dollars a week.
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Sea lo que sea que él juegue, siempre gana.
Whatever game he plays, he always wins.
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¡A ver quién gana!
Let's see who wins!
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Cuando se trata de tenis, él siempre me gana.
When it comes to playing tennis, he always beats me.
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Ella gasta tanto como gana.
She spends as much money as she earns.
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Él gana más de 500 dólares al mes con ese trabajo.
He earns over 500 dollars a month with that job.
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Tom no puede hacer lo que le dé la gana.
Tom can't just do whatever he wants.
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Él se gana la vida enseñando.
He earns his living by teaching.
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Tom gana mucho dinero traduciendo menús para restaurantes.
Tom makes a lot of money translating menus for restaurants.
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No me da la gana hacerlo.
I don't feel like doing it.
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Siempre haces lo que te dé la gana.
You always do whatever you feel like doing.
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Ella gana más de lo que gasta.
She earns more than she spends.
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¿Cuánto gana usted a la semana?
How much do you earn per week?
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El que no arriesga no gana.
Nothing ventured, nothing gained.
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Él gana veinte dólares al día.
He earns twenty dollars a day.
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