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profitably

/ˈprɒf.ɪ.tə.bli/

Übersetzung: Adverb, das bedeutet, dass etwas auf eine Weise geschieht, die finanziellen Gewinn oder Nutzen bringt. Es wird verwendet, um Handlungen, Investitionen oder Geschäfte zu beschreiben, die profitabel oder vorteilhaft sind.

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adverb

/ˈprɒf.ɪ.tə.bli/B2formalbusiness
  • deAdverb, das bedeutet, dass etwas auf eine Weise geschieht, die finanziellen Gewinn oder Nutzen bringt. Es wird verwendet, um Handlungen, Investitionen oder Geschäfte zu beschreiben, die profitabel oder vorteilhaft sind.

An adverb meaning "in a way that yields financial gain or benefit." It is used to describe actions, investments, or business operations that generate profit or are advantageous.

  1. In a way that yields financial gainB2formal

    In a manner that generates profit or financial benefit.

    deGewinnbringend

    • The company invested its capital profitably in emerging markets.
    • She sold her shares profitably before the market declined.
    • They managed to run the business profitably for five consecutive years.

    Synonymegainfullyproductively

    Antonymeunprofitably

  2. In a beneficial or advantageous wayB2formal

    In a manner that produces a useful or valuable result.

    deVorteilhaft

    • He used his time profitably by learning a new language.
    • The discussion was profitably focused on solving the core issue.
    • She profitably applied her skills to the new project.

    Synonymeadvantageouslybeneficiallyconstructivelyfruitfullygainfullyproductivelyrewardinglyusefully

    Antonymedetrimentallydisadvantageouslyharmfullyunproductivelyunprofitably

Formen
  • more profitably comparative form
  • most profitably superlative form
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