for somebody's benefit

for (one's) benefit

Largely (or solely) to help one. I hope you're not doing that for my benefit—I don't really have a preference at all. I only said that for your sister's benefit, so she won't worry. Honestly, I don't expect this situation to get better any time soon.

for somebody’s ˈbenefit

especially in order to help or be useful to somebody: There’s no need to repeat everything for my benefit. I have produced some notes for the benefit of those people who weren’t at the meeting.

词组	for somebody's benefit
释义	for somebody's benefit for (one's) benefit Largely (or solely) to help one. I hope you're not doing that for my benefit—I don't really have a preference at all. I only said that for your sister's benefit, so she won't worry. Honestly, I don't expect this situation to get better any time soon. See also: benefit Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. for somebody’s ˈbenefit especially in order to help or be useful to somebody: There’s no need to repeat everything for my benefit. I have produced some notes for the benefit of those people who weren’t at the meeting. See also: benefit Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: for (one's) benefit of benefit plant pears for your heirs (one) would do well to (do something) can do with be in well (with) be well in be well in (with) muscle in on (someone or something) be left (out) in the cold References in periodicals archive A legal duty to act for somebody's benefit may arise from 1) statute, ordinance, or other legislative enactment; 2) contract; or 3) the common law. An introduction to liability, negligence, and all things in between: Part I
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