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profitably

/ˈprɒf.ɪ.tə.bli/

Traducción: Adverbio que indica que algo se hace de manera que genera ganancia o beneficio, especialmente en el ámbito económico o comercial. Se usa para describir acciones, inversiones u operaciones que resultan lucrativas o ventajosas.

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adverb

/ˈprɒf.ɪ.tə.bli/B2formalbusiness
  • esAdverbio que indica que algo se hace de manera que genera ganancia o beneficio, especialmente en el ámbito económico o comercial. Se usa para describir acciones, inversiones u operaciones que resultan lucrativas o ventajosas.

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.

    esde manera rentable

    • 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.

    Sinónimosgainfullyproductively

    Antónimosunprofitably

  2. In a beneficial or advantageous wayB2formal

    In a manner that produces a useful or valuable result.

    esde manera provechosa

    • 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.

    Sinónimosadvantageouslybeneficiallyconstructivelyfruitfullygainfullyproductivelyrewardinglyusefully

    Antónimosdetrimentallydisadvantageouslyharmfullyunproductivelyunprofitably

Formas
  • more profitably comparative form
  • most profitably superlative form
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