benefit in Greek
benefit in Greek is ωφέλεια, όφελος, επίδομα — benefit means an advantage, gain, or help that comes from something.
benefit in Greek
What does "benefit" mean?
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noun An advantage, gain, or help that comes from something.
"One benefit of working from home is skipping the commute."
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noun A payment provided under an insurance policy or government support scheme.
"He claims unemployment benefit while job hunting."
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verb To gain an advantage; to be helped by something.
"Students benefit from smaller class sizes."
benefit in a sentence
- One benefit of working from home is skipping the commute.
- The medicine has few side effects and clear benefits.
- He claims unemployment benefit while job hunting.
- Students benefit from smaller class sizes.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "benefit" in Greek?
"benefit" in Greek is ωφέλεια, όφελος, επίδομα. benefit means: An advantage, gain, or help that comes from something.
How do you pronounce ωφέλεια?
"benefit" in Greek is ωφέλεια, pronounced "ofeleia".
How do you use "benefit" in a sentence?
Example: "One benefit of working from home is skipping the commute." In Greek, "benefit" is ωφέλεια, όφελος, επίδομα.
Are there other ways to say "benefit" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 7 translations listed for "benefit": ωφέλεια, όφελος, επίδομα, ευεργετώ, ωφελώ, ευεργετούμαι.