Definition of profitably in English:

profitably

adverb ˈprɒfɪtəbliˈprɑfədəbli

1In a way that yields profit or financial gain.
the company expects to start trading profitably early this year
Example sentencesExamples
- Our goal is to grow our business profitably and consistently over the long term.
- We were operating very profitably.
- He translated his paintings very profitably into bronzes that still fetch enormous prices.
- The ability of existing firms to profitably gain and maintain market share indicates a competitive advantage.
- The company provides financing for more of its customers, more profitably, than anyone else in the industry.
- The firm continued to grow profitably and earned a reputation as a leader in its field.
- We certainly didn't know whether they could run the business profitably.
- You've got to be able to profitably provide the product or service at a low price point.
- Gold mining was profitably pursued.
- Profitably speaking, these new flavors have done very well for us.
2In a beneficial or useful manner.
I was determined to spend my time profitably with the children
Example sentencesExamples
- He might profitably take the view that any publicity is good publicity.
- From these two examples, we can profitably explore several different aspects of the construction of identity.
- This is a long book which is most profitably read and reread in its chapter-sized chunks.
- In the end, I realised the time could have been more profitably spent.
- Plato's works can be profitably mined for new insights time and time again.
- The 100 minutes go by effortlessly, although they aren't spent profitably.
- Paul's letters can be profitably analyzed.
- He profitably explored the theme of the churches and war.
- He did not take himself too seriously and that's one trait that others in the cabinet could profitably take on board.
- The scientists' energies are more profitably spent pursuing their own field of dedication.

Definition of profitably in US English:

profitably

adverbˈpräfədəblēˈprɑfədəbli

1In a way that yields profit or financial gain.
the company expects to start trading profitably early this year
Example sentencesExamples
- We were operating very profitably.
- Profitably speaking, these new flavors have done very well for us.
- Gold mining was profitably pursued.
- He translated his paintings very profitably into bronzes that still fetch enormous prices.
- You've got to be able to profitably provide the product or service at a low price point.
- The company provides financing for more of its customers, more profitably, than anyone else in the industry.
- The ability of existing firms to profitably gain and maintain market share indicates a competitive advantage.
- We certainly didn't know whether they could run the business profitably.
- The firm continued to grow profitably and earned a reputation as a leader in its field.
- Our goal is to grow our business profitably and consistently over the long term.
2In a beneficial or useful manner.
I was determined to spend my time profitably with the children
Example sentencesExamples
- He did not take himself too seriously and that's one trait that others in the cabinet could profitably take on board.
- In the end, I realised the time could have been more profitably spent.
- He might profitably take the view that any publicity is good publicity.
- Paul's letters can be profitably analyzed.
- From these two examples, we can profitably explore several different aspects of the construction of identity.
- The 100 minutes go by effortlessly, although they aren't spent profitably.
- This is a long book which is most profitably read and reread in its chapter-sized chunks.
- The scientists' energies are more profitably spent pursuing their own field of dedication.
- Plato's works can be profitably mined for new insights time and time again.
- He profitably explored the theme of the churches and war.

单词	profitably
释义	Definition of profitably in English: profitably adverb ˈprɒfɪtəbliˈprɑfədəbli 1In a way that yields profit or financial gain. the company expects to start trading profitably early this year Example sentencesExamples Our goal is to grow our business profitably and consistently over the long term. We were operating very profitably. He translated his paintings very profitably into bronzes that still fetch enormous prices. The ability of existing firms to profitably gain and maintain market share indicates a competitive advantage. The company provides financing for more of its customers, more profitably, than anyone else in the industry. The firm continued to grow profitably and earned a reputation as a leader in its field. We certainly didn't know whether they could run the business profitably. You've got to be able to profitably provide the product or service at a low price point. Gold mining was profitably pursued. Profitably speaking, these new flavors have done very well for us. 2In a beneficial or useful manner. I was determined to spend my time profitably with the children Example sentencesExamples He might profitably take the view that any publicity is good publicity. From these two examples, we can profitably explore several different aspects of the construction of identity. This is a long book which is most profitably read and reread in its chapter-sized chunks. In the end, I realised the time could have been more profitably spent. Plato's works can be profitably mined for new insights time and time again. The 100 minutes go by effortlessly, although they aren't spent profitably. Paul's letters can be profitably analyzed. He profitably explored the theme of the churches and war. He did not take himself too seriously and that's one trait that others in the cabinet could profitably take on board. The scientists' energies are more profitably spent pursuing their own field of dedication. Definition of profitably in US English: profitably adverbˈpräfədəblēˈprɑfədəbli 1In a way that yields profit or financial gain. the company expects to start trading profitably early this year Example sentencesExamples We were operating very profitably. Profitably speaking, these new flavors have done very well for us. Gold mining was profitably pursued. He translated his paintings very profitably into bronzes that still fetch enormous prices. You've got to be able to profitably provide the product or service at a low price point. The company provides financing for more of its customers, more profitably, than anyone else in the industry. The ability of existing firms to profitably gain and maintain market share indicates a competitive advantage. We certainly didn't know whether they could run the business profitably. The firm continued to grow profitably and earned a reputation as a leader in its field. Our goal is to grow our business profitably and consistently over the long term. 2In a beneficial or useful manner. I was determined to spend my time profitably with the children Example sentencesExamples He did not take himself too seriously and that's one trait that others in the cabinet could profitably take on board. In the end, I realised the time could have been more profitably spent. He might profitably take the view that any publicity is good publicity. Paul's letters can be profitably analyzed. From these two examples, we can profitably explore several different aspects of the construction of identity. The 100 minutes go by effortlessly, although they aren't spent profitably. This is a long book which is most profitably read and reread in its chapter-sized chunks. The scientists' energies are more profitably spent pursuing their own field of dedication. Plato's works can be profitably mined for new insights time and time again. He profitably explored the theme of the churches and war.
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