give people the benefit of the doubtとは 意味・読み方・使い方

to render benevolence to people

someone who expresses strong approval

to extend benefits to others

to consult the welfare of the people

A man does not always know his own interests.

People are blind to their own interests.

to bestow favours on one―show one kindness

to consult one's convenience―study one's convenience

to consult one's convenience―accommodate one

to consult one's convenience

give a person an inkling of one's displeasure

to look to one's interest―consult one's interests―promote one's interests

to give one satisfaction―afford one pleasure

to comfort―console―solace―others

bribe a person with favors

People will be blind to their own interests.

to comfort―console―solace―others

a good deed that becomes known to other people

a person who treats something carefully

to ascertain a person's intentions

one who checks the correctness of something

submit a person to indignities

bestow an honor on someone

to deny one one's due―deny one justice

to give up a right to one―deliver up a right to one―resign a right to one―surrender a right to one―remise a right to one

give a person an even chance

an act of being given another person's possessions

to give something in charity

give a person one's blessing

to be able to give advice to a person