in interest

in (one's) (own) interest

Beneficial to one. It would be in your interest to have your lawyer review the contract before you sign it.

in one's (own) (best) interest(s)

to one's advantage; as a benefit to oneself. It is not in your own interests to share your ideas with Jack. He will say that they are his. Jane thought it was in the best interest of her friend to tell his mother about his illness.

See also: interest

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

See also:

in (one's) (own) interest
in one's interest
in the interest of (one)
in the interest of
in (one's) best interest
declare an interest
declare an/(one's) interest
of interest
vested interest
in the interest of justice

References in periodicals archive

Life insurers began to ratchet up crediting rates on interest-sensitive policies in 2006, with a moderation in interest rate spreads.

Record shareholder dividends depressed surplus growth in 2006

词组	in interest
释义	in interest in (one's) (own) interest Beneficial to one. It would be in your interest to have your lawyer review the contract before you sign it. See also: interest Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. in one's (own) (best) interest(s) to one's advantage; as a benefit to oneself. It is not in your own interests to share your ideas with Jack. He will say that they are his. Jane thought it was in the best interest of her friend to tell his mother about his illness. See also: interest McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: in (one's) (own) interest in one's interest in the interest of (one) in the interest of in (one's) best interest declare an interest declare an/(one's) interest of interest vested interest in the interest of justice References in periodicals archive Life insurers began to ratchet up crediting rates on interest-sensitive policies in 2006, with a moderation in interest rate spreads. Record shareholder dividends depressed surplus growth in 2006
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