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1 выгода
1) General subject: account, advantage, avail, behoof, benefit, boot, catch, convenience, gain, gainings, interest, profit, reproof, speed, spoil, stead, velvet, vig, vigorish, vantage, financial gain2) Engineering: benefits3) Religion: wealth6) Diplomatic term: benefit (особ, материальная), spin-off7) Politics: payoff8) Jargon: bunce (особ. неожиданная)9) Sociology: beneficiary10) Patents: percentage11) Business: capital12) Network technologies: utility14) Marketology: value -
2 воспользоваться
1) General subject: avail of, avail oneself, avail oneself of (случаем, предложением), capitalize on, embrace (случаем, предложением), improve (случаем), partake (гостеприимством и т. п.; of), partake of (напр., гостеприимством), play (чем-либо), pounce (ошибкой, промахом и т. п.; upon), put to use, redeem, seize (случаем, предлогом), take advantage, take advantage (преимуществом), take advantage of, take hold, take hold of, use, use opportunity, avail of (чем-л.), make advantage of (чем-л.), take advantage of (чем-л.), take an advantage of (чем-л.), feed off (She feeds off her boyfriend's naivety to go out with other men. ; Many branches feed off customers' pursuit of wealth to launch more and more new products into the market.), exercise (an option), capitalise on, take2) Literal: make a draft on a fund (дружбой, хорошим отношением, доверием)3) Engineering: make use of, take into use, utilize4) Mathematics: be in service in, be used (up), be useful, be utilized, employ, exploit, invoke, make use5) Economy: profit by6) Australian slang: take on board (чем-л.)7) Diplomatic term: avail oneself of (ч-л), improve (чем-л.), take advantage of (чем-л.)8) Jargon: cash in on, ace (в своих целях, обычно обманным путем: a friend who aced me out of a good job)9) Business: improve, profit, capitalize (capitalize on the relatively low rent)10) Makarov: gain advantage, cash in -
3 Меньше денег, меньше хлопот
See Без денег сон крепче (Б)Cf: Little gain, little pain (Am.). Little gear, less care (Am., Br.). Little goods, little care (Am.). Little wealth, little care (sorrow) (Br.). Small riches hath most rest (Br.)Русско-английский словарь пословиц и поговорок > Меньше денег, меньше хлопот
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4 Худо нажитое впрок не идет
Things gained in a dishonest way never bring lasting benefit. See За чужим погонишься, свое потеряешь (3), Легко добыто, легко и прожито (Л), Чужим добром не разживешься (4)Var.: Краденое добро впрок не идёт. Неправдой нажитое впрок не ойдёт. Чужая денежка впрок нейдёт: как придёт, так и уйдёт. Чужое добро впрок нейдётCf: Dishonest gains are losses (Am.). An evil gain is equal to a loss (Am.). Evil gotten, evil spent (Am.). Evil won is evil lost (Am.). Не who steals will always fail (Am.). Ill got, ill spent (Am.). Ill-gotten gains are soon lost (Am.). Ill-gotten gains never prosper (Br.). Ill-gotten goods seldom prosper (Am., Br.). Ill-gotten, ill-spent (Br.). Ill-gotten wealth never thrives (Br.). Nothing goes over the devil's back that doesn't come back under the devil's belly (Am.). What goes over the devil's back comes under his belly (Am., Br.). What is got over the devil's back is spent under his belly (Br.)Русско-английский словарь пословиц и поговорок > Худо нажитое впрок не идет
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5 наживать
несов. - нажива́ть, сов. - нажи́ть(вн.; приобретать) acquire (d), make (d), gain (d)нажива́ть состоя́ние — make a fortune
он почти́ не на́жил добра́ — he acquired very little wealth
нажи́ть боле́знь — succumb to an illness; ( заразиться) contract an illness
нажива́ть враго́в — make enemies
нажива́ть себе́ неприя́тности — let oneself in for trouble
нажива́ть полити́ческий капита́л (на вн.) — make political mileage (out of)
••ста́ли они́ жить-пожива́ть да добра́ нажива́ть — ≈ and they lived happily ever after
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6 опыт
I муж.1) ( эксперимент) experiment; testоснованный на опыте — филос. experiential
производить опыты — (над кем-л./чем-л.) to experiment (on/with), to carry out experiments (on/with)
2) ( попытка) attempt; essay; trialII муж.( приобретенные знания) experienceиспользовать чей-л. опыт — drawing on smb.'s experience
- личный опытбогатый опыт — abundant/great/wide experience, a wealth of experience
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