transitive
regular
advance, aid, assist, contribute to.
| Verb الفعل | Pronoun الضمير |
|---|---|
| benefits | He/She/It |
| benefit | I |
| benefit | They/We/You |
| Verb | Form |
|---|---|
| benefit | Present Simple |
| benefited | Past Simple |
| benefited | Past Particible |
| benefitting | Present Particible |
| to benefit | Infinitive |
she/he/it + benefits
they/we/you/I + benefit
she/he/it + is + benefitting
I + am + benefitting
They/we/you + are + benefitting
she/he/it + has + benefited
they/we/you/I + have + benefited
she/he/it + has + been + benefitting
they/we/you/ I + have + been + benefitting
Subj. + benefited
she/he/it + was + benefitting
they/we/you/I + were + benefitting
Subj. + had + benefited
Subj. + had + been + benefitting
Subj. + will + benefit
she/he/it + is + going to + benefit
I + am + going to + benefit
they/we/you + are + going to + benefit
Subj. + will be + benefitting
Subj. + will have + benefited
Subj. + will have been + benefitting
Screaming and crying won't benefit you.
لن ينفعك الصراخ والبكاء.
Dieting may benefit you in losing weight.
قد ينفعك الرجيم في تخفيف وزنك.
We benefited from the project and our wealth increased.
انتفعنا من المشروع وازدادت ثروتنا.
late 14c., benefet, "good or noble deed; helpful or friendly action," also "a beneficial thing; advantage, profit," from Anglo-French benfet (Old French bienfait), from Latin benefactum "good deed," from bene facere, from bene "well" (bene-) + facere "to do" (from PIE root *dhe- "to set, put"). Meaning "public performance or entertainment to raise money for some deserving unfortunate person or charitable cause" is from 1680s.
