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benefit . ( Of the lat. )( beneficium ). 1. m. that is made or received. 2. m. utility (? benefit). 3. m. work and cultivation fields, trees, etc. 4. m. action of benefit (? mines). 5. m. all rights and emoluments which obtains a clergyman of a profession or a foundation or chaplaincy. 6. m. action of benefit (? credits). 7. m. economic gain obtained from a business, investment or other commercial activity. The company prefers to not distribute profits this year and promote the new product. 8. m. Der. Law responsibility by law or for any other reason. 9. m. Am. Wit or hacienda where benefit agricultural products. 10. m. Ven. Action of killing and preparing animals for human consumption. benefit de flag. 1. m. Der. Reduction of customs duties paid goods carried in ships of the own nation, or the of a foreign nation which by Treaty had granted this advantage. benefit deliberate. 1. m. Der. The granted by law the heir to delay the addition or repudiation of the inheritance until the inventory has been. benefit of excursion. 1. m. excursion. benefit s prison. 1. m. pl. Der. Measures which, articulated as rights in the prison context and in order to facilitate the rehabilitation and social reintegration of the prisoner, they allow the reduction of the duration of the sentence or the advancement of the probation. el benefit of the doubt. 1. m. That makes someone against whom there is some evidence of guilt. a benefit of inventory. 1. loc. Advisor. U to express doubt or reservation to an idea, a story or a statement. 2. loc. Advisor. No serious effort, frivolous and carefree way.