گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'advantage'

1 عمومی:: (n): فایده‌

2 عمومی:: مزیت‌

3 عمومی:: صرفه‌

4 عمومی:: تفوق‌

5 عمومی:: سود

6 عمومی:: منفعت

7 عمومی:: برتری‌

8 عمومی:: بهتری‌

1 general::   noun thing that helps ADJ. big, considerable, enormous, great, huge, overwhelming | clear, decided/decisive, definite, distinct, material, obvious, positive, real Breastfeeding offers a clear advantage to your baby. | key, main, major, important, significant | dubious | unfair The company has an unfair advantage over its competitors. | added, additional These computers have the added advantage of being cheap. | special | potential | comparative, relative | mutual The plan would be to our mutual advantage. | natural the natural advantages of countries with low labour costs | commercial, competitive, economic, educational, electoral, financial, military, personal, political, practical, psychological, social, strategic, tactical, technical, technological | cost, price, speed, tax VERB + ADVANTAGE have | gain, get He would gain considerable advantage from staying in that job. | bring (sb), give sb, offer (sb) Another qualification would give me a big advantage at job interviews. | press home The commanders were keen to press home their advantage with a further offensive in the north. | outweigh They argue that the possible risks attached to such vaccines vastly outweigh any advantages. PREP. to sb's ~ It is to your advantage to delay things for as long as possible. | ~ in There may be some advantage in laying down a clearer procedure. | ~ over East coast resorts have the advantage over west coast ones. | ~ to the advantage to both countries of closer economic ties PHRASES to good advantage, to sb/sth's best advantage The bright lighting showed the jewels to their best advantage. take advantage of: make use of ADJ. full, maximum We took full advantage of the hotel facilities.

2 general:: advantage a good feature that something has, which makes it better, more useful etc than other things: • The great advantage of digital cameras is that there is no film to process. benefit a feature of something that has a good effect on people’s lives: • Regular exercise has many benefits, including reducing the risk of heart disease. merit a good feature that something has, which you consider when you are deciding whether it is the best choice: • The committee will consider the merits of the proposals. • The merits and demerits of (= the good and bad features of ) alternative funding systems were widely discussed in the newspapers. • The chairman saw no great merit in this suggestion (= he did not think that it was a good idea ) . virtue an advantage that makes you believe that something is a good thing: • They believed in the virtues of culture, civilization, and reason. • He’s always extolling the virtues of hard work (= saying that hard work is a good thing ) . the good/great/best thing about something especially spoken used when mentioning a good feature of something. This phrase is rather informal and you should not use it in formal essays: • The good thing about cycling is that you don’t have to worry about getting stuck in a traffic jam. the beauty of something is that used when you want to emphasize that something has a very good or useful feature: • The beauty of the plan is that it is so simple.

3 general:: noun benefit or profit; gain: It is to our advantage.

4 general:: advantage verbs have an advantage ( also enjoy an advantage formal ) • Our parents didn’t have all the advantages that we have. • Western countries enjoyed considerable advantages in terms of technology. get/gain an advantage • Both teams tried to get an advantage. give somebody an advantage • His height gives him a big advantage. work to your advantage (= make you have an advantage – often used when this is unexpected ) • Sometimes a lack of experience can work to your advantage. see the advantage (= understand the advantage ) • I can see the advantage of living near the station. adjectives a big/great/massive/huge advantage • It’s a great advantage to be able to speak some Spanish. a slight advantage (= a small one ) • Karpov enjoyed a slight advantage over his opponent. an unfair advantage • Companies that receive government subsidies have an unfair advantage. a definite/distinct advantage (= one that you can clearly notice ) • Electronic trading has a number of distinct advantages. a real advantage (= a definite advantage ) • The new system has some real advantages. an added advantage (= an extra advantage ) • Candidates with experience in Sales and Marketing would have an added advantage. a political advantage • Republicans have a political advantage in most of those areas. a military advantage • The military advantage had shifted towards the rebels. a psychological advantage • Winning the first game gives you a psychological advantage over your opponent. phrases the advantages and disadvantages of something • the advantages and disadvantages of living in a big city the advantages outweigh the disadvantages (= the advantages are more valuable ) • When it comes down to working from home, you have to decide if the advantages outweigh the disadvantages. COMMON ERRORS >>> Do not say ' a good advantage '. Say a big advantage or a real advantage .

5 general:: see GET THE ADVANTAGE OF; SHOW TO ADVANTAGE; TAKE ADVANTAGE OF; TO ADVANTAGE.