profit
નફો
definition
verb
the only people to profit from the entire episode were the lawyers
obtain a financial advantage or benefit, especially from an investment.
noun
pretax profits
a financial gain, especially the difference between the amount earned and the amount spent in buying, operating, or producing something.
translation of 'profit'
ફાયદો,
લાભ
verb
નફો કરવો
noun
નફો
example
u2018But this is a very important project for our country, and it would 'profit' everyone involved,u2019 he insists.
it would 'profit' us to change our plans
Khodorkovsky stands to 'profit' handsomely from any sale.
Despite assurances from major financial institutions that they would not seek to 'profit' from the situation, there were growing concerns this morning that the Dow Jones would fall on opening.
not all children would 'profit' from this kind of schooling
Generally, the goal of the financial entrepreneur was to 'profit' through growth and building enterprise value.
it would 'profit' us to change our plans
They exist to serve rather than to 'profit' from people's financial needs or indeed to support what is ultimately unsustainable spending.
Special interests can 'profit' from providing much of the campaign financing in return for programs that transfer wealth to them.
the only people to 'profit' from the episode were the lawyers
We don't 'profit' from the lower borrowing costs.
The search for ways to 'profit' from software is leading companies into niches all along the development, licensing, and distribution spectrum.
Protesters say such companies 'profit' at the expense of poor countries.
Financial spread betting allows investors to 'profit' from falling as well as rising markets and investors can trade by telephone or online.
the only people to 'profit' from the entire episode were the lawyers
Long-time corporate sponsors from the defence, construction and petroleum industries will likewise 'profit' enormously.
Certain government departments are clearly using their control of government policy to 'profit' themselves via nominated private business.
The U.S. economy as a whole continues to 'profit' from burgeoning agricultural exports.
his eyes brightened at the prospect of 'profit'
Having missed out on the housing boom, I'd like to 'profit' from the coming bust.
his eyes brightened at the prospect of 'profit'
CEOs or other officers should not be allowed to 'profit' from erroneous financial statements.
there's no 'profit' in screaming at referees from the bench
Results should 'profit' and serve the profession and people for which they are intended.
There is an equal danger, however, that in rushing to 'profit' from the business of online education, they could undermine the case for their own existence.
Also, I think they could 'profit' enormously from Amy Welborn's common sense perspective.
Particularly in the joint and coalition arenas, we can 'profit' from the beneficial insight that historical analysis provides.
Virtually everyone endeavors to 'profit' from the insurance boom.
As any freshman economics student could predict, the sellers - whom the government has targeted - will 'profit' from the change.
there's no 'profit' in screaming at referees from the bench
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