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Naval: get the wind, get to the windward -
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1) General subject: best, carry, carry out, conduct, construct, develop, draw, drive, entrap (обмануть), get in, get through (законопроект), guide, hoax, hold (to hold an event - проводить состязание), honeyfuggle, hoodwink, lay, lead (to lead a quiet life - вести спокойную жизнь), make a fool of (кого-л.), outflank (кого-л.), outwit (кого-либо), pass, play a hoax on (кого-л.), pull a joker on (кого-л.), pursue, put, put through, realize, seat, show in (в комнату), show the way, spend (to spend a sleepless night - провести бессонную ночь), sweep, trace, get round (кого-л.), show the way (куда-л.), get through (о законопроекте), get through (пройти, о законопроекте), get to windward of (кого-л.), take for a ride (кого-л.), incur (стоимость, проведенная = cost incurred), sell a bill of goods, post (as in post entry to a bank account)2) Naval: reeve3) Colloquial: dish (особ. своих политических противников), navigate, put it across, do in (обмануть), trick (обмануть), (через) guide through (Can you help guide me through the processes of this program), shaft (обмануть)4) American: hornswoggle5) Obsolete: baffle7) Railway term: handle (операцию)8) Law: repass9) Chess: promote10) Jargon: clip, sell a pup (кого-л.), take over11) Patents: vote through (голосованием)12) Makarov: circumvent, get to windward of ( smb.) (кого-л.), shepherd, work a hype on (кого-л.), come Yorkshire on (кого-л.)13) Taboo: screw somebody (кого-л.)14) oil&gas: (какое-либо действие) run -
3 иметь преимущество
have an advantage глагол: словосочетание:have an edge on (иметь преимущество, быть навеселе)have the weather (иметь преимущество, идти с наветренной стороны)Русско-английский синонимический словарь > иметь преимущество
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4 иметь преимущество перед кем-либо
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > иметь преимущество перед кем-либо
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