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Meanings of advantage in English

Russian
достоинство
Portuguese
benefício
Catalan
superioritat
Spanish
delantera

The quality of having a superior or more favorable position.

достоинство
Portuguese
benefício

Benefit resulting from some event or action.

benefício
Usage of advantage in English
1
At least, take advantage of the free health services in your area.
Ebony
2
However, Suomela restored the Sharks' two-goal advantage just over four minutes later.
Reuters
3
This vision takes advantage of new technologies to support the educational process.
Wired
4
Changes made by Orbán's government over recent years have cemented that advantage.
The Guardian
5
I, in my turn, shall use it to press home my advantage.
The lady elizabeth
6
Outside criminals are also believed to have taken advantage of the situation.
The South African
7
Between those ages, the groups say, neither type has a clear advantage.
Reuters
8
Australia, France, USA and Britain use their tournaments to their best advantage.
The Irish Times
9
Such an advantage would be particularly relevant to children and young adults.
Pubmed
10
However, their advantage only lasted briefly as the students levelled within minutes.
The Irish Times
11
They're using that to gain political advantage out of a horrendous situation.
The Guardian
12
Mr Sarkozy's second advantage was to be crystal clear in his message.
The Guardian
13
The organics would take advantage of this opportunity to question everyone arrested.
Dayworld Rebel
14
But are businesses really learning to use social media to their advantage?
BBC
15
They wouldn't immediately say culture is a key competitive advantage in business.
The Irish Times
16
Rising Iranian power has stirred concern among many Arabs, to Israel's advantage.
Reuters
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Advantage through the time
Advantage across language varieties
South Africa
Common
United States of America
Common
Australia
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