How is the word beneficios translated from Spanish to English

Ventajas que aporta algo.

Advantages that something brings.

noun
English translation
benefits

Examples with “beneficios”

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  • Los beneficios del programa son evidentes. The benefits of the program are obvious.

  • El puesto ofrece buenas prestaciones y vacaciones pagadas. The job offers good benefits and paid leave.

  • Leer en voz alta tiene beneficios sorprendentes para los niños. Reading aloud has surprising benefits for children.

  • Pregunta por las prestaciones antes de firmar el contrato. Ask about benefits before you sign the contract.

  • ¿Compensan los beneficios a los riesgos? Do the benefits outweigh the risks?

  • El personal a tiempo parcial recibe menos prestaciones. Part-time staff get fewer benefits.

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FAQ about “beneficios”

How is “beneficios” translated from Spanish?
“beneficios” translates into English as “benefits”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “beneficios” mean?
Meaning of “beneficios”: Ventajas que aporta algo. In English — “benefits”.
What part of speech is “beneficios”?
“beneficios” is a noun.
Where can I see examples with “beneficios”?
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