English–Esperanto dictionary

Esperanto translation of the English word cost‐benefit

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(advantage; edge; upside)
🔗 But its benefits for Bangladesh are questionable, experts say.
(do good)
bonfari
🔗 The new arrangement will definitely benefit India.
(gain; profit; win; advantage)
🔗 Sir Paul Jenkins, who was the British government’s top legal official for nearly a decade, said May was “foolish” to think the UK could carry on reaping the economic benefits of access to the single market without adhering to EU law.
(aid; assist; help; attend to; advance; avail; help out)
🔗 Further escalation of the trade conflict benefits no one.
(aid; help; assistance)
(gain; profit)
(profit; gain; take advantage of)
🔗 Speaking to the Financial Times, Sajid Javid admitted not all businesses would benefit from Brexit.
(charge; expense)
🔗 Since the beginning of the year, the cost of food products in Russia has risen by 25%.
🔗 The 2014 European elections cost £ 108 million to hold in the UK.
(charge; price)
🔗 When one considers those seriously wounded or taken prisoner, it’s reasonable to assume that the Ukraine war has cost the regiment several hundred soldiers.

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