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それにprofit自身にお金のイメージとそれに付随するお金じゃない利益ってのがあるのも改めて確認。
知らないことばっかりだ・・・。
profit
【verb[intransitive and transitive]】
1 formal
〈人に〉〈…の〉利益を与える、〔…で〕利する，ためになる 〔by，from〕
to be useful or helpful to someone
：profit somebody to do something(L)
：It might profit you to learn about the company before your interview.(L)
：Many local people believe the development will profit them.(O)
：Nothing will profit you as much as study. (研)
：profit by/from(L)
：There are lessons in these stories that all children can profit by.(L)
：We tried to profit by our mistakes (= learn from them).(O)
：Who would profit by his death? (研)
：Farmers are profiting from the new legislation.(O)
：I profited enormously from working with her.(C)
●Japan Times：JUN 8, 2007
When getting rich impoverishes society
His disciple Nehru would often echo the thought, once putting the issue to Indian youth this way: “What shall it profit you to get your empty degrees and your mess of pottage if the millions starve?”
●The Seattle Times：February 28, 2013
Donald Trump returns to the 'Apprentice' boardroom
Trump even seems to profit from the harsh attention focused on his hair.
2〈…の〉利益になる、〔…から〕利益を得る 〔by，from〕
to get money from doing something
：profit by sth/doing sth (C)
：Traders can profit by buying the stocks back later at lower prices.(C)
：I profited greatly by my travel abroad. (研)
：profit from sth/doing sth (C)
：Many companies will profit from the fall in interest rates.(C)
：Some industries, such as shipbuilding, clearly profited from the war.(L)
：It will not profit you to do so.(研)
●Japan Times：FEB 8, 2011
Japan tops France despite S&P cut
Investors can profit by selling credit-default swaps covering the nation’s bonds, Newport Beach, Calif.-based Pimco said in a report on Jan. 28.
●BBC：2 March 2013
Richard Gere tackles the financial crisis
The film's title refers to the simultaneous purchase and sale of the same securities or commodities in different markets, in order to profit from unequal prices.
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それにprofit自身にお金のイメージとそれに付随するお金じゃない利益ってのがあるのも改めて確認。
知らないことばっかりだ・・・。
profit
【verb[intransitive and transitive]】
1 formal
〈人に〉〈…の〉利益を与える、〔…で〕利する，ためになる 〔by，from〕
to be useful or helpful to someone
：profit somebody to do something(L)
：It might profit you to learn about the company before your interview.(L)
：Many local people believe the development will profit them.(O)
：Nothing will profit you as much as study. (研)
：profit by/from(L)
：There are lessons in these stories that all children can profit by.(L)
：We tried to profit by our mistakes (= learn from them).(O)
：Who would profit by his death? (研)
：Farmers are profiting from the new legislation.(O)
：I profited enormously from working with her.(C)
●Japan Times：JUN 8, 2007
When getting rich impoverishes society
His disciple Nehru would often echo the thought, once putting the issue to Indian youth this way: “What shall it profit you to get your empty degrees and your mess of pottage if the millions starve?”
●The Seattle Times：February 28, 2013
Donald Trump returns to the 'Apprentice' boardroom
Trump even seems to profit from the harsh attention focused on his hair.
2〈…の〉利益になる、〔…から〕利益を得る 〔by，from〕
to get money from doing something
：profit by sth/doing sth (C)
：Traders can profit by buying the stocks back later at lower prices.(C)
：I profited greatly by my travel abroad. (研)
：profit from sth/doing sth (C)
：Many companies will profit from the fall in interest rates.(C)
：Some industries, such as shipbuilding, clearly profited from the war.(L)
：It will not profit you to do so.(研)
●Japan Times：FEB 8, 2011
Japan tops France despite S&P cut
Investors can profit by selling credit-default swaps covering the nation’s bonds, Newport Beach, Calif.-based Pimco said in a report on Jan. 28.
●BBC：2 March 2013
Richard Gere tackles the financial crisis
The film's title refers to the simultaneous purchase and sale of the same securities or commodities in different markets, in order to profit from unequal prices.
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