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advantageous or beneficial to someone or something
有利的环境促进了植物生长。
A favorable environment promotes plant growth.
这个合同条款对我们非常有利。
These contract terms are very favorable to us.
Often used in formal contexts such as contracts, negotiations, or environmental discussions.
having a positive or advantageous outcome
她的经验使她在这个行业中处于有利地位。
Her experience puts her in a favorable position in this industry.
Can describe a person's or situation's advantageous position.
The phrase '有利于' (yǒu lì yú) means 'be beneficial to' or 'favor'. It is followed by a noun or noun phrase indicating what benefits from the situation. Example: '运动有利于健康' (Exercise is beneficial to health).
'有利' typically appears before the noun it describes or as a predicate adjective. Example: '这个政策对穷人有利' (This policy is beneficial to the poor).
有 (yǒu) means 'to have' or 'to possess', and 利 (lì) means 'profit' or 'advantage'. The compound word '有利' combines these two characters to convey the idea of possessing an advantage or being beneficial.
Commonly used in both written and spoken Chinese to describe situations, conditions, or positions that are advantageous. It is often paired with '于' (yú) to indicate the beneficiary (e.g., 有利于健康 'beneficial to health').