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1 ♦ profit
♦ profit /ˈprɒfɪt/n. [uc]1 profitto; beneficio; frutto; giovamento: to turn st. to profit, mettere qc. a profitto; trarre vantaggio da qc.2 (econ., fin., rag.) profitto; guadagno; utile; ricavo: pre-tax profits, utili ante imposte (o al lordo della tassazione); taxable profits, guadagni soggetti a tassazione; net profit, utile netto; gross profit, utile lordo; net profit, profitto netto; healthy profit, profitto consistente; at a profit, vantaggiosamente; ricavando un utile: We sold our farm at a profit, abbiamo guadagnato sulla vendita del podere; to make (o to turn) a profit, ricavare un utile, fare un guadagno; to yield profits, dare profitti; essere redditizio; to reap the profits of, raccogliere i frutti di● profit and loss account, conto profitti e perdite; conto economico □ profit-bearing = profit-making ► sotto (agg.) □ profit forecast, previsione degli utili □ profit graph, diagramma di redditività; profittogramma □ profit-making, (agg.) proficuo; lucrativo; ( di un'azienda) in attivo; (sost.) realizzo di profitti □ profit margin, (econ.) margine di profitto; (rag.) redditività netta delle vendite □ (econ.) profit push, spinta dei profitti □ profit seeking, ricerca del profitto □ profit-sharer, compartecipe agli utili; cointeressato □ profit-sharing, compartecipazione agli utili; interessenza, cointeressenza □ profit squeeze, riduzione degli utili □ ( Borsa) profit-taking, presa di beneficio; vendita di realizzo □ (fisc.) profit tax, imposta sui profitti (spec. di Borsa) □ non-profit (o not-for-profit), che non ha fini (o senza scopo) di lucro; non lucrativo; non profit; ONLUS.(to) profit /ˈprɒfɪt/A v. i.profittare (di); approfittare (di); trarre profitto (da): Many companies profited from slavery during the 18th century, nel Settecento molte aziende trassero profitto dalla schiavitù; We hope to profit from the recent economic recovery, speriamo di approfittare della ripresa economica recenteB v. t.giovare a (q.); esser di profitto a (q.); servire: What can it profit us?, di che profitto può esserci?; a che può giovarci? -
2 reap vt
[riːp]mietere, (fig: profit, benefit) raccogliere
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reap — I verb achieve, acquire, attain, be rewarded, benefit, clear, collect, cull, cut, demetere, derive, draw, earn, gain, gather, get, glean, harvest, obtain, pick, pick up, procure, profit, realize, receive, recover, retrieve, secure, take, take in … Law dictionary
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reap — [v] collect, harvest acquire, bring in, come to have, crop, cull, cut, derive, draw, gain, garner, gather, get, get as a result, glean, ingather, mow, obtain, pick, pick up, pluck, procure, produce, profit, realize, receive, recover, retrieve,… … New thesaurus
profit — I n. 1) to clear, earn, make, realize, reap, turn a profit 2) to bring (in), yield a profit 3) a handsome, large; marginal, small; quick profit 4) an excess, exorbitant profit 5) a clear; net; gross profit 6) a profit on (to make a profit on a… … Combinatory dictionary
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