beneficial
beneficial — 形容詞
1. bringing an advantage or helping a situation become better.
有益;有利
能帶來好處或改善情況
bringing an advantage or helping a situation become better.
Daily walks are beneficial to older adults with stiff knees.
每天散步對膝蓋僵硬的年長者很有益。
beneficial to + person/group
The new bus line proved beneficial for factory workers outside town.
新的公車路線對城外的工廠員工很有利。
prove beneficial for + group
After lunch, a short rest can be beneficial for young children.
午餐後短暫休息對年幼的孩子可能很有益。
Lower ticket prices would be beneficial to small local museums.
較低的票價會對小型在地博物館有利。
The agreement had a beneficial effect on trade between the islands.
這項協議對島嶼之間的貿易產生了有益的影響。
- helpful
common and broad; often used for direct practical help.
- useful
stresses practical value more than a positive effect on a situation.
- advantageous
more formal and often used for business, money, or strategy.
- good for
an everyday phrase, especially in speech and health contexts.
- harmful
describes something that causes damage or illness.
- damaging
stresses a bad effect on health, growth, or reputation.
- disadvantageous
a formal opposite, especially in business or planning.
文法句型
be beneficial to + person/group
be beneficial for + activity/situation
prove beneficial for + person/group
beneficial effect on + noun
用法筆記
Common after be, especially with to for the people or things that receive the good result. In everyday speech, speakers often choose good for instead of beneficial.