Adjective
/pr oβeˈtʃoso/
"Provechoso" is an adjective used in Spanish to describe something that is advantageous, beneficial, or profitable. It is frequently utilized in various contexts, especially in economics, law, and general discussions about welfare and advantageous situations. The term can describe initiatives, efforts, or any scenarios that provide benefits to individuals or groups.
In terms of usage frequency, "provechoso" appears more in written contexts, such as academic texts, legal documents, and economic reports, but it is also present in oral conversations when discussing beneficial situations.
The investment in education is beneficial for the development of society.
Siempre busca un método provechoso para maximizar sus recursos.
He always looks for a profitable method to maximize his resources.
Es provechoso participar en actividades de voluntariado.
While "provechoso" may not be prevalent in many idiomatic expressions, it can be part of phrases that denote benefit or profitability. Here are a few sentences that incorporate its thematic essence:
Take advantage of the beneficial opportunities that arise for you.
Este proyecto es muy provechoso para mejorar nuestra imagen.
This project is very advantageous for improving our image.
Estudiar en el extranjero resulta ser provechoso para el desarrollo personal.
Studying abroad turns out to be beneficial for personal development.
Hacer ejercicio de forma regular es provechoso para la salud.
The word “provechoso” derives from the Latin "profectiosus," which means "beneficial" or "advantageous." Its root can be linked to the Latin word "proficere," meaning "to advance" or "to profit." The transformation through the evolution of the Romance languages led to its current form in Spanish.
Synonyms: - Ventajoso (advantageous) - Útil (useful) - Beneficioso (beneficial) - Rentable (profitable)
Antonyms: - Perjudicial (harmful) - Detractor (detrimental) - Inútil (useless) - Desfavor (disadvantageous)