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self-interest

/ˌselfˈɪn.trəst/

Traducción: Sustantivo que denota la atención centrada en el propio beneficio, bienestar o provecho personal, a menudo a costa de los demás.

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noun

/ˌselfˈɪn.trəst/B2formal
  • esSustantivo que denota la atención centrada en el propio beneficio, bienestar o provecho personal, a menudo a costa de los demás.

A noun referring to a focus on one's own personal advantage, welfare, or benefit, often at the expense of others.

incontable

  1. Exploitative behaviorB2formal

    The practice of seizing opportunities for personal gain, often without considering the negative impact on others.

    esComportamiento explotador

    • His self-interest led him to cut corners, ignoring the safety of his coworkers.
    • The politician's actions were driven purely by self-interest, not public service.
    • She acted out of self-interest, taking credit for the team's work.

    Sinónimosexploitationopportunismself-seeking

    Antónimosaltruismselflessness

  2. Personal welfareB2formal

    A focus on one's own well-being, needs, and personal advantage.

    esinterés propio

    • It is natural to have some degree of self-interest when making career decisions.
    • Balancing self-interest with the needs of the community is a key social skill.
    • His self-interest motivated him to save money for his retirement.

    Sinónimosegotismself-concernself-regardself-seekingselfishness

    Antónimosaltruismself-sacrificeselflessness

Formas
  • self-interests plural form
  • self-interests' possessive plural form
  • self-interest's possessive singular form
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