| 正面 | 1713.profit 英 ['prɒfɪt]美 ['prɑfɪt]     |
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| 背面 |     释义： 1. trundle => trend.2. The etymological notion underlying trend is of 'circularity' or 'roundness'.3. it was originally used in the sense 'revolve, roll'. This gradually evolved via 'turn' to, in the 16th century, 'turn in a particular direction, take a particular course'.n. 利润；利益vi. 获利；有益vt. 有益于n. (Profit)人名；(法)普罗菲 例句： 1. You can improve your chances of profit by sensible planning.你可以通过合理计划来提高盈利的机会。 profit 利润，利益pro-,向前，-fit,做，词源同benefit,effect.字母c脱落。即做事的收益，引申词义利润，报酬。 profitprofit: [14] Like proficient, profit goes back to Latin prōficere ‘advance, be advantageous’. This was a compound verb formed from the prefix prō- ‘forward’ and facere ‘do, make’ (source of English fact, fashion, feat, etc). Its past participle prōfectus was used as a noun meaning ‘progress, success, profit’, and this passed into English via Old French profit. The Latin present participle prōficiēns ‘making progress’ is the source of English proficient [16], which took its meaning on via ‘making progress in learning’ to ‘adept’.=> fact, fashion, feat, proficientprofit (v.)early 14c., "to advance, benefit, gain," from profit (n.) and from Old French prufiter, porfiter "to benefit," from prufit (see profit (n.)). Related: Profited; profiting.profit (n.)mid-13c., "income;" c. 1300, "benefit, advantage;"from Old French prufit, porfit "profit, gain" (mid-12c.), from Latin profectus "profit, advance, increase, success, progress," noun use of past participle of proficere (see proficiency). As the opposite of loss, it replaced Old English gewinn. Profit margin attested from 1853." |