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Dictionary French → English: tirer bénéfice de qc

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	French	English
	tirer bénéfice de qc.	to gain advantage from sth.
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	avoir bénéfice de qc.	to benefit from sth.
	tirer fierté de qc.	to take pride in sth.
	tirer parti de qc.	to capitalise on sth. `[Br.]`
	tirer parti de qc.	to capitalize on sth. `[Am.]`
	tirer parti de qc.	to profit from sth.
	tirer parti de qc.	to take advantage of sth.
	tirer parti de qc.	to turn sth. to good account
	tirer profit de qc.	to leverage sth.
	tirer profit de qc.	to squeeze profit from sth. `[fig.]`
	tirer vanité de qc.	to pride oneself on sth.
	tirer qc. de qc. `[document]`	to abstract sth. from sth.
	tirer qc. de qc. `[objet]`	to take sth. out of sth.
	tirer qc. de qc. `[récit]`	to base sth. on sth.
	tirer profit de qc. `[loc.]`	to benefit from sth.
	tirer profit de qc. `[loc.]`	to make the most of sth. `[idiom]`
	tirer profit de qc. `[loc.]`	to take advantage of sth.
	tirer le prestige de qc.	to gain (the) kudos for sth.
	se tirer de qc. `[situation,` `difficultés]`	to come through sth. `[situation,` `difficulties]`
	tirer au-dessus de qc. `[cible]`	to overshoot sth. `[target]`
	tirer son origine de qn./qc.	to originate from sb./sth.
	tirer le meilleur parti de qc.	to make the best of sth.
	tirer le meilleur parti de qc.	to make the most of sth.
	tirer (qc.)	to fire (sth.) `[bullet,` `with` `a` `gun]`
	tirer (qc.)	to pull (sth.)
	tirer qc. `[tirailler]`	to drag sth.
	tirer sur qc.	to tug on sth.
	tirer sur qc.	to tweak sth.
	tirer sur qc. `[cigarette]`	to take a puff of sth. `[cigarette]`
	tirer sur qn./qc.	to fire at sb./sth.
	armes tirer sur qn./qc.	to snipe at sb./sth. `[shoot]`
	tirer qc. au sort	to draw lots for sth.
	tirer à vue sur qc. `[loc.]`	to take a potshot at sth. `[coll.]` `[idiom]`
	tirer un trait sur qc. `[loc.]`	to draw a line under sth. `[idiom]`
	tirer à boulets rouges sur qn./qc. `[loc.]`	to launch a bitter attack on sb./sth. `[idiom]`
	tirer parti de recherches	to take advantage of research
	se faire tirer l'oreille pour faire qc. `[fam.]` `[loc.]`	to drag one's feet about doing sth. `[coll.]` `[idiom]`
	tirer qn. de sa léthargie	to shake sb. out of their lethargy
	méd. tirer qn. de sa torpeur	to rouse sb. from anaesthesia `[Br.]`
	méd. tirer qn. de sa torpeur	to rouse sb. from anesthesia `[Am.]`
	tirer qn. de son sommeil	to rouse sb.
	tirer qn. de son sommeil	to wake sb. up
	tirer parti de son avantage	to exploit one's advantage
	tirer les ficelles de pouvoir `[loc.]`	to pull the strings of power `[idiom]`
	se tirer des pattes de qn. `[loc.]`	to get out of sb.'s clutches `[idiom]`
	méd. avoir de faibles chances de s'en tirer	to have a slim chance of pulling through
	dr. tirer sur qn. en état de légitime défense	to shoot sb. in self-defence `[Br.]`
	dr. tirer sur qn. en état de légitime défense	to shoot sb. in self-defense `[Am.]`
	écon. fin. bénéfice `{m}`	profit
	avoir eu de la chance de s'en tirer vivant	to be lucky to be alive

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