profitable
adjective
uk/ˈprɒf.ɪ.tə.bəl/us/ˈprɑː.fɪ.t̬ə.bəl/B2
making orlikelyto make aprofit:
Over theyearsit hasdevelopedinto ahighlyprofitablebusiness.经过这些年,它发展成了高盈利企业。
profitableinvestments
Thecompanyhad toeliminate200jobstostayprofitable.
Opposite
unprofitable
in a way thatproducesor islikelytoproduceanadvantage:
I made profitable use of mytime,mixingwith a lot of differentpeopleandpractisingmySpanish.
Opposite
unprofitable
- ahighlyprofitablelineofproducts
- Customers weren'twillingtopayenough to make theproductsprofitable.
- Thesesalesfiguresare a goodindicationof another profitableyear.
- Thecompanyremainsmoderatelyprofitable, but it is not making as muchmoneyas it should.
- Thediscussionturnedout to be really profitable.
- This did notproveto be a profitablelineofenquiry.
- Ithinkyou need tofindsomething more profitable to do withyourtime.
Profits & losses
- anti-profiteering
- anti-speculative
- buoyancy
- cash cow
- deficit
- lose
- loseyourshirtidiom
- margin
- muck
- out-of-pocket
- profit
- profit fromsomething
- profit warning
- profitability
- profitably
- rake-off
- trade deficit
- trade surplus
- winnings
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Useful or advantageous