benefit noun
1-) advantage
ADJECTIVES
considerable, enormous, great, major, substantial, significant
・Investing in renewable energy sources can provide considerable benefit to the planet.
real, tangible, clear, direct • maximum
・The new system can have a tangible benefit on productivity.
additional, added • fringe • mutual • potential
・Collaborating on this project will result in mutual benefit for both parties.
long-term, lasting • short-term • immediate
・Regular exercise can provide a lasting benefit to your health.
economic, environmental, financial, health, social
・Planting trees in urban areas can have an environmental benefit by improving air quality.
VERBS
have • enjoy, reap
・The new tax law has several benefits for small businesses.
derive, gain, get, obtain, receive, reap
・Our employees receive benefits such as health insurance and retirement plans.
bring, offer, provide, deliver, yield
・Our new software will provide benefits such as improved efficiency and productivity.
PREPOSITIONS
of
・The benefit of meditation is relaxation.
from
・The team gained the benefits from their collaborative efforts.
for, for sb's ~
・They collaborated with each other for mutual benefit.
・She donated money to the charity for the benefit of others.
・The scholarship provided financial benefits for students.
to, to sb's ~
・Learning to manage time effectively is to one's benefit.
・Regular physical exercise has numerous benefits to health.
・Investing in education has long-term benefits to individuals and societies.
of ~ to
・This agreement will be of great benefit to both sides.
with/without the ~ of
・The new policy was implemented with the benefit of the employees
2-) financial help
ADJECTIVES
welfare, state, social security
・The government provides welfare benefits to help low-income families.
child, housing, sickness, disability, unemployment, retirement
・After losing my job, I applied for unemployment benefits.
VERBS
be eligible for, be entitled to, qualify for
・To be eligible for unemployment benefits, you must have lost your job.
draw, get, receive • claim
・Receiving state benefits can be a lifeline for families facing financial hardship.
be dependent on, live on
・Some families became dependent on benefits such as housing assistance or childcare subsidies.
lose • cut • increase • be paid
・If your income or household circumstances change, you may lose your benefit.
NOUNS
benefits agency
・The benefits agency provided financial assistance to individuals in need.
office
・The benefit office provides guidance to employees regarding their retirement savings.
payment
・He relies on his monthly benefit payment to cover her basic living expenses.
system
・The benefit system provides financial support to the unemployed.
PREPOSITIONS
on
・Marry is on social security benefit.
benefit verb
ADVERBS
considerably, enormously, greatly, substantially • fully
・A good night's sleep benefits greatly your mood and health.
clearly, obviously, undoubtedly
・Embracing a healthy diet clearly benefits your overall well-being.
equally, proportionally • disproportionately
・Students benefited equally from the scholarship program.
directly • indirectly
・The implementation of new technology directly benefited the organization.
financially, economically
・The new tax incentives have greatly benefited financially struggling businesses.
PREPOSITIONS
from
・We both greatly benefited from the arrangement.