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在投资时,我们应该选择那些利大于弊的选择。
When investing, we should choose net positive options.
A choice where the benefits outweigh the drawbacks.
选择这份工作是一个利大于弊的选择,虽然工资不高,但工作环境很好。
Choosing this job is a net positive choice, even though the salary isn't high, the work environment is excellent.
购买这栋房子虽然价格昂贵,但长期来看是一个利大于弊的选择。
Although purchasing this house is expensive, in the long run it's a net positive choice.
Commonly used in decision-making contexts to justify choices where advantages exceed disadvantages.
This phrase implies a deliberate, calculated decision. It’s often used when justifying trade-offs (e.g., 'Although X is expensive, the long-term benefits justify it').
Do not use this phrase for trivial decisions (e.g., 'choosing tea over coffee'). Reserve it for significant choices with measurable pros/cons.
The phrase combines '利' (benefit/profit), '弊' (drawback/disadvantage), '大于' (greater than), and '选择' (choice). It reflects a rational decision-making framework emphasizing outcome optimization.
Typically used in formal or analytical contexts (e.g., business, investment, career decisions). Avoid using in casual conversations where simpler phrases like 'good choice' suffice.