青年中文benefited from the的意思
benefited from the中文翻譯：
受益于
benefited from───得益于；得利于；因…而得到好處
benefited───v.受益（benefit的過去式）；adj.受益的
from the from───來自于
from the───從
unburied from the───遠離
from the passage───從通道
the from china───來自中國的
from the outset───從一開始；從…開始
from the grapes───從葡萄中
The rich benefited from the reforms, not the country as a whole.───富人而不是全體國民得益于這些改革。
I'm writing this letter to express our gratitude to you for we have all benefited from the lecture you gave last week.───我寫這封信是為了向你表達我們的感謝之情，因為我們都從您上周所做的講座中受益良多。
Both sides have benefited from the talks.───雙方都從會談中獲益。
I've benefited from the training methods here, I don't think I could cope with all the long slogs now at my age.───我在這里的訓練中獲益很多，我不認為我現在這個年紀還能應付這些了。
Recommend reasons: the company benefited from the construction industry country trillion yuan investment, domestic steel enterprises .───推薦理由：公司建筑業受益國家萬億元投資，是國內鋼結構龍頭企業。
The decline might have been worse had homeowners not benefited from the sharp fall in mortgage rates.───如果房主們沒有受惠于住房按揭貸款下降的利率的話，情況還會更糟糕。
They would have benefited from the virtue to remain faithful, or at least the wiliness to appear faithful while cheating discreetly.───他們可能從保持忠誠中得到好處，或至少在偷腥時仍讓自己顯得忠誠的詭計中得到好處。
Conclusion A certain number of HNPCC families can be benefited from the genetic screening for mutation of the mismatch repair genes.───結論錯配修復基因的突變篩選可幫助、指導臨床對HNPCC家系進行嚴密監控。
In some senses, women of her 20-something generation have benefited from the revolution; I told you to forget simplicity.───在某種意義上，那些二十幾歲的女人在這場革命中倒是獲得了一些好處；我告訴過你忘掉簡單。
Doubtless, Salisbury traders benefited from the weekly market despite the disruption to normal traffic.
Investors also benefited from the segregated system.
The plants benefited from the rain.
Many thousands have benefited from the new treatment.
Too many people in authority have benefited from the construction boom over the past 20 years.
The rich benefited from the reforms, not the country as a whole.
Everyone benefited from the share-out of the profits.
Many workers have benefited from the new scheme, which allows careers to be put on a slow burn for months or years and then reactivated.
Both sides have benefited from the talks.