benefit from (something)

To gain from a particular experience, change, or occurrence. We will all benefit from moving to a warmer, sunnier climate. You may hate it now, but I guarantee you will benefit from your time as an intern. Of course I would benefit from a vacation, but I'm just swamped at work right now.

See also: benefit

See also:

benefit
benefit by
benefit by (something)
bring (something) into blossom
bring into blossom
luck out of
luck out of (something)
base (one's) opinion on (someone or something)
base opinion on
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