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[/ˈprɔfɪt; ˋprɑfɪt/] n 用法:
1 (a) [C, U] financial gain （财务上的）收益; 利润; 赢利:
do sth for profit 为营利而做某事 *
There's no profit in running a cinema in this town. 这个镇里电影院是无利可图的. *
They're only interested in a quick profit. 他们急功近利. *
[attrib 作定语] The capitalist system is based on the profit motive. 资本主义制度是以赢利动机为基础建立起来的.
(b) [C] amount of money gained in business, esp the difference between the amount earned and the amount spent （企业等的）赢利; （尤指）盈余, 纯利润:
They make a profit of ten pence on every copy they sell. 他们每售出一本获利十便士. *
sell at a profit 销售获利 *
operate at a profit, ie be profitable 经营获利 *
The company has declared an increase in profits/increased profits. 该公司宣布利润增加. *
a clear profit of 20 per cent 百分之二十的净利. 用法:
2 [U] (fml 文) advantage or benefit gained from sth 利益; 好处:
You could with profit spend some extra time studying the text. 你多花点时间学习课文是有好处的. profit 2
[/ˈprɔfɪt; ˋprɑfɪt/] v (phr v) profit by sth (no passive 不用於被动语态) learn from (one's experience, mistakes, etc) so that one does not repeat them 从（经验、 失误等）中吸取教益:
He's getting married again, after two divorces, so he obviously hasn't profited by his experiences. 他两次离婚之後又结婚, 显然没有吸取以往的教训. profit from sth benefit from or be helped by sth 得益於某事物; 得到某事物的帮助:
He profited greatly from his year abroad. 他在国外一年获益匪浅. *
I have profited from your advice. 你的建议对我很有好处. |