In one's best interest meaning in English
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Definition
in one's best interest (to do something): beneficial, advantageous, helpful for someone (to do something)
It's in your best interest to clean up your desk, because you will be more efficient with more space to work.
Examples
- "Don't let him talk you into anything that's not in the best interests of this company."
Exercise 1
Don't let him talk you into anything that's not in the best interests of this company.
How else could Bruno express this same idea?
How else could Bruno express this same idea?
Don't let him talk you into anything that's not in the best interests of this company.
How else could Bruno express this same idea?
How else could Bruno express this same idea?
This choice is incorrect. Bruno is concerned that the mayor will persuade Susie to make a bad decision, but his statement has nothing to do with the mayor's speech.
This choice is incorrect. Although Bruno wants Susie to use discretion with the mayor, he does not advise her to not talk about Delavigne's affairs.
This choice is incorrect. Bruno permits Susie to speak freely about all topics.
This is the best choice. "To talk someone into something" means "to convince" or "persuade" someone. "To be in someone's best interests" is something that benefits or makes sense to someone.
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