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I. advantage [Brit ədˈvɑːntɪdʒ, Am ədˈvæn(t)ɪdʒ] N
1. advantage (favourable position):
advantage
to have an advantage over person, system, theory, model, method
to give sb an advantage over sb
to put sb at an advantage
to gain the advantage
2. advantage (beneficial aspect):
advantage
advantage
there is an advantage in doing
the advantage is that
the advantage that
there is some, no advantage in doing
3. advantage (asset):
advantage
their big advantage is to have
computing experience an advantage” (in job ad)
4. advantage (profit):
it is to his, their advantage to do
to do, use sth to one's (own) advantage
it's to everyone's advantage that
5. advantage (best effect):
to show sth to (best) advantage
6. advantage:
to take advantage of situation, facility, offer, service
to take advantage of (exploit unfairly) person
7. advantage (in tennis):
advantage
8. advantage SPORTS:
Italy's 3-point advantage
II. advantage [Brit ədˈvɑːntɪdʒ, Am ədˈvæn(t)ɪdʒ] VB trans form
advantage
advantage
competitive advantage N
competitive advantage
tax advantage [ˈtæksədˌvɑːntɪdʒ, -ˈvænt-] N
tax advantage
whittle away fig advantage, lead, profits
to capitalize on advantage
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English
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avvantaggiare situazione:
avvantaggiarsi situazione, opportunità
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English
Italian
Italian
advantage [əd·ˈvæn·tɪdʒ] N a. SPORTS
advantage
advantage Jackson
to have an advantage over sb
to take advantage of sb/sth
to redound to sb's advantage
Italian
Italian
English
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a vantaggio di qu/qc
to sb's/sth's advantage
giovarsi di qu/qc
Present
Iadvantage
youadvantage
he/she/itadvantages
weadvantage
youadvantage
theyadvantage
Past
Iadvantaged
youadvantaged
he/she/itadvantaged
weadvantaged
youadvantaged
theyadvantaged
Present Perfect
Ihaveadvantaged
youhaveadvantaged
he/she/ithasadvantaged
wehaveadvantaged
youhaveadvantaged
theyhaveadvantaged
Past Perfect
Ihadadvantaged
youhadadvantaged
he/she/ithadadvantaged
wehadadvantaged
youhadadvantaged
theyhadadvantaged
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to have an advantage over sb
to redound to sb's advantage
to have an advantage over sb
to take advantage of sb/sth
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In all likelihood, topfen's physiological benefits redound to its spreadable texture.
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He added that the building would also efficiently use resources which will redound to savings in operations for tenants.
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Into the future, there are possibilities of harmony that will redound to the benefit of all.
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And it would redound to the benefit of the defense, precisely because the evidence was so flimsy.
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That such money could be directed towards infrastructure development and player development and welfare would redound to significant improvement in the local game.
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