[countable, uncountable] the money that you make in business or by selling things, especially after paying the costs involved
利润；赢利；收益◆They reported a profit of $512 million.
他们报告说有 5.12 亿元的利润。◆Profit on sales of the group's luxury brand have risen by 12%.
这个集团奢侈品牌的销售利润上升了 12%。◆The company made a profit last year.
这家公司去年获利了。◆The transport operation has failed to turn (=make) a profit.
运输方面的营运没有带来赢利。◆The sale generated record profits.
这笔生意带来了创纪录的利润。◆Profit from exports rose 7.3%.
出口利润上升了 7.3%。◆They should be able to sell at a profit.
他们应该能够获利出售。◆The agency is voluntary and not run for profit.
这家机构是义务性的，不以赢利为目的。◆The company said it would meet its profit forecast for the year.
这家公司表示今年的利润预测能够实现。 OPP loss  ➡  picture at break-even  ➡  idiom at turn verb⨁a big / healthy / high / record / substantial profit
巨额／丰厚的／高额／创纪录的／可观的利润 ⨁ a low / modest / small profit
低利润；适中的利润；薄利 ⨁ an annual / a first-quarter / full-year / half-year profit
年／一季度／全年／半年利润 ⨁ an after-tax / a pre-tax / taxable profit
税後／税前／应税利润 ⨁ a drop / fall / an increase / a jump / rise in profits
利润的下降／下跌／增长／猛涨／上升 ⨁ to bring (in) / generate / make / report / show a profit
带来／产生／赚取／报告／显示利润 accumulated profit attributable profit book profit distributable profit distributed profit for-profit gross profit net profit non-profit operating profit paper profit retained profits trading profit undistributed profits with-profits without-profit