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1 выгода выгод·а
1) (польза) benefit, advantageизвлекать выгоду — to derive advantage (from), to turn to advantage
взаимная выгода — mutual advantage / benefit; reciprocal benefit
на основе взаимной выгоды — on the basis of mutual benefit / advantage, on a mutually advantageous / beneficial basis
выгоды, получаемые для обеспечения безопасности — security benefits
с выгодой для всех заинтересованных сторон — for / to the benefit of all parties concerned
2) эк. (прибыль) profit, gainизвлекать выгоду — to profit (by)
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