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Meanings of benefit in English
Spanish
beneficio A specific favourable or desirable feature that facilitates achievement of a goal.
Synonyms
Examples for "profit"
Examples for "profit"
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Asked if net profit would fall this fiscal year, he said: Obviously.
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A Europe where public services such as education are plundered for profit.
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Deutsche Telekom said today its net profit grew nearly six-fold last year.
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Extra profit from two companies selling each others' products often proves elusive.
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A year ago, GTC booked a net profit of 8 million euros.
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That could lead to weight gain and related health problems, he added.
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They were trying to gain entrance by any means necessary, including violence.
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However, Mr Salmond said Scots had everything to gain by voting yes.
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And there two good reasons to think Ericsson may gain market share.
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Proportional representation would allow new parties to gain seats and share power.
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Once there, let each dig for his own behoof, and enrich himself.
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The man of affairs works for the behoof and the use of poetry.
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There hath been a special interposition o' Providence in our behoof.
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Some score of glebe-bound peasants cultivated the large estate for their lord's behoof.
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At Croton, Pythagoras enjoyed his moment's triumph, ruling men to their own behoof.
Usage of benefit in English
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Unable to work owing to long-term health problems, Ryder receives incapacity benefit.
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Often times African American students aren't given the benefit of the doubt.
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That said: you'll certainly benefit from some calmer company in either case!
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Various government departments benefit from GCIS media engagement services, the Minister said.
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However, the survey of daily use reveals benefit only in certain circumstances.
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However, this possible benefit cannot offset the considerable increase of late complications.
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Probably the most important benefit is getting access to patients' identifying information.
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He said the public would benefit from the efficient use of water.
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Most fund managers, however, think a majority of Gulf markets will benefit.
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Humpage said the early findings suggested that benefit levels need to rise.
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He also said the economy would benefit from a lower exchange rate.
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Mason said many victims will benefit as the fund quickly pays claims.
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He said initially children aged six and seven would benefit next year.
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Mr Armstrong said smaller construction companies would benefit from the maintenance work.
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Furthermore, UK workers won't benefit from any new protections the EU introduces.
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That, of course, would benefit his party and help his political longevity.
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Translations for benefit
Catalan
Benefit through the time
Benefit across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
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