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n. winst; voordeel; kost--------v. winst maken, winnen; profiterenprofit1[ proffit] 〈 zelfstandig naamwoord〉2 rente3 nut ⇒ voordeel, profijt♦voorbeelden:sell at a profit • met winst verkopen————————profit2♦voorbeelden: -
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profit1 v GEN profitieren profit2 ACC, FIN, GEN Gewinn m, Profit m • at a profit of GEN bei einem Profit von • generate a profit GEN Gewinn erwirtschaften • make a profit ACC, BANK Gewinn erzielen, (infrml) Gewinn machen • make profits ACC Gewinn machen • milk profits ECON (infrml) Gewinne abziehen • on a profit-making basis GEN gewinnorientiert (synonymous: profit-oriented, profit-orientated, profit-seeking) • rake in profits GEN (infrml) Gewinne einheimsen • report a profit ACC einen Gewinn melden • the profits surpassed the forecasts in the first quarter FIN die Gewinne übertrafen die Prognosen im ersten Quartal
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