benefit
/ˈbɛnəfɪt/
verb
- To get an advantage or good result from something.
- I hope you benefit from this advice.
- Students benefit greatly from reading every day.
- Small businesses will benefit from the new tax law.
- To give an advantage or good result to someone or something.
- Regular exercise benefits both your body and your mind.
- How will this decision benefit the company?
- The new park will benefit the entire neighborhood.
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noun
- An advantage or good result that something gives you.
- She explained the benefits of eating more vegetables.
- One of the benefits of exercise is better sleep.
- The new policy brought many benefits to the community.
- Money or help provided by the government or an employer to support someone in need.
- The company offers health benefits to all full-time employees.
- He applied for unemployment benefits after losing his job.
- She receives disability benefits because of her injury.
- A special event, such as a concert or dinner, held to raise money for a person or cause.
- The charity benefit raised over $50,000 for disaster relief.
- They organized a benefit to raise funds for the local hospital.
- Tickets for the benefit cost $100 each.
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