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1 advantage
s avantatge | profit, beneficiv avantatjar -
2 advantage in
s avantatge del serveiEsports: TennisDef. del Termcat: Avantatge que té el servidor després d'un iguals.Nota: En competicions internacionals, el jutge de cadira anuncia aquesta situació de joc dient avantatge i a continuació el nom del jugador o del país que representa, en cas de competicions per equips nacionals.Formes desestimades: avantatge dintre -
3 advantage out
s avantatge de la restadaEsports: TennisDef. del Termcat: Avantatge que té el restador després d'un iguals. -
4 advantage receiver
s avantatge de la restadaEsports: TennisDef. del Termcat: Avantatge que té el restador després d'un iguals. -
5 advantage rule
s llei de l'avantatgeDef. del Termcat: Norma implícita que permet a l'àrbitre de no interrompre el joc quan un jugador és objecte de falta, però ell o el seu equip continua en una posició favorable per jugar la bola o la pilota. -
6 advantage server
s avantatge del serveiEsports: TennisDef. del Termcat: Avantatge que té el servidor després d'un iguals.Nota: En competicions internacionals, el jutge de cadira anuncia aquesta situació de joc dient avantatge i a continuació el nom del jugador o del país que representa, en cas de competicions per equips nacionals.Formes desestimades: avantatge dintre -
7 take advantage of
v aprofitar-se de
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advantage — 1 Advantage, handicap, allowance, odds, edge denote a factor or set of factors in a competition or rivalry giving one person or side a position of superiority over the other. Advantage is the general term, and implies superiority of any kind {the … New Dictionary of Synonyms
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advantage — ► NOUN 1) a condition or circumstance that puts one in a favourable position. 2) Tennis a score marking a point interim between deuce and winning the game. ► VERB ▪ be of benefit to. ● take advantage of Cf. ↑take advantage of … English terms dictionary
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