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sake

/seɪk/

Traducción: Sustantivo que indica beneficio, provecho, interés o propósito, usado a menudo en expresiones como 'por el bien de' o 'por amor de'.

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noun

B1formalcommon/seɪk/

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A noun referring to benefit, advantage, interest, or purpose, often used in phrases like 'for the sake of' or 'for goodness' sake'.

  • 🇪🇸Sustantivo que indica beneficio, provecho, interés o propósito, usado a menudo en expresiones como 'por el bien de' o 'por amor de'.
  1. Benefit or interest B1 formal

    Used to indicate the purpose of doing something for the benefit or advantage of someone or something.

    • He did it for the sake of his family.
    • For the sake of your health, you should exercise regularly.
    • She stayed quiet for the sake of peace.

    🇪🇸Beneficio o interés

    Sinónimos: advantagebenefitgoodinterestwelfarewellbeing

  2. Purpose or reason B1 formal

    Used to emphasize the reason for doing something, often for a specific goal.

    • For the sake of argument, let's assume he is right.
    • He repeated the instructions for the sake of clarity.
    • They made sacrifices for the sake of their education.

    🇪🇸propósito o razón

    Sinónimos: advantageaimbenefitcauseendgoalinterestmotiveobjectpurposereasonwelfare

  • sakes plural form
  • sakes' possessive plural form
  • sake's possessive singular form