benefit from
She will benefit from the training program.
Sie wird von dem Schulungsprogramm profitieren.
einen Vorteil aus etwas ziehen oder von etwas profitieren
The company benefited from the new tax laws.
Das Unternehmen profitierte von den neuen Steuergesetzen.
Students benefit from smaller class sizes.
Schüler profitieren von kleineren Klassen.
Often used in contexts where an action, policy, or event leads to positive outcomes for someone or something.
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Profi-Tipp
Preposition Usage
Always use 'from' after 'benefit' in this phrasal verb. Incorrect: 'benefit of' or 'benefit by'.
Goldene Regel
Subject-Verb Agreement
The verb 'benefit' agrees with the subject (e.g., 'She benefits from', 'They benefit from').
Wortursprung
From Middle English 'benefit' (good deed, benefit) + 'from' (indicating source). 'Benefit' derives from Old French 'benefice' (good deed, favor), from Latin 'beneficium' (kindness, service).
Verwendungshinweise
Common in both formal and informal contexts. Often followed by a noun or gerund (-ing form).