льго́та
- 1.
benefit, privilege, concession
Ветера́нам полага́ются осо́бые льго́ты.
Veterans are entitled to special benefits.
Often plural; typically state-granted advantages for a group (veterans, pensioners, students).
- 2.
exemption, relief, reductionfinance
Многоде́тные семьи́ получа́ют налоговые льго́ты.
Families with many children receive tax breaks.
Of taxes, fees or fares: налоговая льгота = tax break.
Usage info
A benefit, privilege, or concession given to certain people — usually officially (by the government, employer, or institution), often reducing costs or giving special rights.
Examples
Закон, обусловливавший эти льготы, уже отменили.
The law that had provided for these benefits was already repealed.
Многодетным семьям государство даёт льготы.
The government provides benefits to families with many children.
Правительство, расширявшее список льгот, получило поддержку населения.
The government, which had expanded the list of benefits, received public support.
Для малоимущих студентов есть льготы на проезд.
Low-income students are entitled to discounted public transport fares.
Юрист, исхлопотавший льготу для семьи, получил благодарность.
The lawyer who had secured a benefit for the family received their thanks.
Ветераны имеют преимущественное право на льготы
Veterans have preferential rights to benefits.
Declension
| Singular | Plural | |
|---|---|---|
| Nom.Nominative | льго́та | льго́ты |
| Gen.Genitive | льго́ты | льго́т |
| Dat.Dative | льго́те | льго́там |
| Acc.Accusative | льго́ту | льго́ты |
| Inst.Instrumental | льго́той льго́тою | льго́тами |
| Prep.Prepositional | льго́те | льго́тах |
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