beneficially

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beneficially — 副詞

1. used to describe actions, arrangements, or changes that produce a good result fo

1.副詞C1
釋義

有益地

以帶來正面影響或好處的方式

used to describe actions, arrangements, or changes that produce a good result for the person or thing affected by them

例句

The new park has beneficially affected air quality across the whole neighbourhood.

這座新公園有益地改善了整個社區的空氣品質。

beneficially + verb (affected) showing positive impact on something

Mei's daily habit of reading Chinese news articles has beneficially improved her language skills.

Mei 每天閱讀中文新聞的習慣，有益地提升了她的語言能力。

常見搭配
  • beneficially affect
  • beneficially change
  • beneficially influence
  • beneficially used
  • beneficially applied
  • beneficially impact
  • beneficially directed
同義詞
  • advantageously

    more formal; often implies gaining an edge over a situation or opponent

  • favourably

    can also mean 'in an approving manner' (e.g. speak favourably of someone); beneficially is only about producing good results

  • constructively

    highlights building or creating something useful; beneficially has a wider scope covering any kind of positive effect

  • profitably

    primarily about material or financial gain; beneficially is broader, covering health, relationships, environment, etc.

反義詞
  • detrimentally

    direct opposite — producing harm or damage instead of good

  • adversely

    opposite effect; commonly used with 'affect' (adversely affect vs beneficially affect)

  • harmfully

    more direct and informal; implies causing injury or damage

文法句型

beneficially + verb (e.g., beneficially affects / changes / influences)

verb + beneficially (e.g., used beneficially / applied beneficially)

用法筆記

Frequently used with verbs describing change, impact, or application (affect, change, influence, use, direct, invest). Tends to appear in formal or written contexts rather than casual conversation.

常見錯誤

The new policy is beneficially for the community.
The new policy is beneficial for the community.
'beneficially' is an adverb, not an adjective; after a linking verb (is, seems, remains) use the adjective 'beneficial' instead.
She beneficially invested her money in stocks.' (when meaning she earned profit)
She profitably invested her money in stocks.
'profitably' focuses on financial gain, while 'beneficially' has a broader meaning about general well-being, not just money.

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常見搭配

副詞搭配

  • most beneficially
  • truly beneficially
  • mutually beneficially

常用片語

  • beneficially affect
  • beneficially change
  • beneficially influence