گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'benefit'

1 عمومی:: اعانه‌

2 عمومی:: سود – مزایا

3 عمومی:: احسان‌

4 عمومی:: نمایش‌ برای‌

5 عمومی:: (n): منفعت‌

6 عمومی:: مزایا

7 عمومی:: استفاده‌

8 حقوق:: سود

1 general::   verb ADV. considerably, enormously, greatly, substantially | fully | clearly, obviously, undoubtedly The new law clearly benefits those earning the most money. | equally | disproportionately | directly We benefited directly from the reorganization. | indirectly | financially We both benefited financially from the arrangement. PREP. from

2 general::   noun advantage ADJ. considerable, enormous, great, major, real, substantial This could bring real benefits for teachers. | maximum | additional The scheme has many additional benefits. | fringe (= extra things that an employer gives as well as wages) The fringe benefits include free health insurance. | mutual The different environmental groups could work together to their mutual benefit. | potential | long-term, short-term | economic, environmental, financial, health, social | tax VERB + BENEFIT enjoy, have The motor industry will be one of the first to enjoy the benefits of the recovery. children who have the benefit of a stable home background | derive, gain, get, obtain, reap, receive The company derived substantial benefit from the deal. I reaped the benefits of all my early training. | bring, offer, provide The new factory will bring considerable benefits to the area. This deal will offer major benefits to industrialists and investors. BENEFIT + VERB accrue the benefits that accrue from a good education PREP. for sb's ~ We shall do this for the benefit of the patients. | of ~ to This arrangement will be of great benefit to you both. | to sb's ~ It will be to everyone's benefit. | with/without the ~ of managing to work without the benefit of modern technology | ~ for the benefits for companies | ~ from the benefits from tourism | ~ of the benefit of a steady income | ~ to What are the benefits to investors? money ADJ. welfare | state | means-tested, universal One way to cut spending is to move from universal benefits?those paid to everyone regardless of need?to means-tested ones. | cash | child, housing, sickness, social security, unemployment QUANT. amount, level VERB + BENEFIT be eligible for, be entitled to, qualify for | claim You may be able to claim housing benefit. | draw, get, receive He receives unemployment benefit. | be dependent on | lose She is worried that if she takes on a job she will lose her benefits. | cut The government has cut unemployment benefit. | increase BENEFIT + VERB be paid Benefit is paid monthly. BENEFIT + NOUN benefits agency | office | payment | system PREP. on ~ He's on social security benefit.

3 general:: benefit verbs have the benefit of something • All the hotel rooms have the benefit of a balcony. get a benefit ( also gain/derive a benefit formal ) • In this way, students will gain maximum benefit from their classes. enjoy the benefits • You’ll enjoy all the benefits of being a member. reap the benefits (= enjoy the advantages of something you have worked hard to get ) • He was looking forward to reaping the benefits of all his hard work. bring/provide benefits • The new bridge has brought considerable benefits. something outweighs the benefits (= something is more important than the benefits ) • Make sure that the risks don’t outweigh the benefits. ADJECTIVES/NOUN + benefit a great/major/substantial benefit • The new system will be a great benefit to the company. a real benefit • To get some real benefit from the exercise, you should continue for at least half an hour. a direct benefit • The money sent has been of direct benefit to the islanders. a lasting benefit • These plans are likely to result in lasting benefit to the whole of our district. the full benefit of something • They will have the full benefit of our facilities. economic/social/environmental etc benefits • Tourism has brought considerable economic benefits to the island. health benefits • Just 30 minutes of moderate daily activity yields health benefits. mutual benefit (= something good for both people, companies etc involved ) • Our two companies are working together for mutual benefit. potential benefits • The potential benefits of the scheme must be weighed against the costs involved. for your own benefit • He used the money for his own benefit, instead of using it to help other people.

4 general:: see GIVE THE BENEFIT.

5 general:: noun help: I got a benefit from the treatment. verb get reward: You will benefit from the study.