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1 advantage
n. voordeel; winst--------v. voordeel, helpend[ ədva:ntidzj]2 voordeel ⇒ nut, profijt♦voorbeelden:1 have the advantage of/over someone/something • iets voorhebben op iemand/iets〈 Brits-Engels〉 you have the advantage of me • u weet meer dan ik; 〈 in het bijzonder〉u kent mij, maar ik ken u niettake (full) advantage of something • (gretig) gebruik/misbruik maken van ietsturn something to advantage • zijn voordeel met iets doenthe sculpture shows to better advantage from this angle • de sculptuur komt beter uit vanuit deze hoek -
2 advantage
pluspuntvoordeelwinst -
3 advantage rule
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4 exploit an advantage
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5 get the advantage
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6 have the advantage of/over someone/something
have the advantage of/over someone/somethingiets voorhebben op iemand/ietsEnglish-Dutch dictionary > have the advantage of/over someone/something
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7 man advantage
man advantage1 manvoordeel ⇒ numerieke meerderheid, man meer op het ijs -
8 mechanical advantage
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9 play the advantage rule
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10 take (full) advantage of something
(gretig) gebruik/misbruik maken van ietsEnglish-Dutch dictionary > take (full) advantage of something
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11 take advantage of someone
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12 the sculpture shows to better advantage from this angle
the sculpture shows to better advantage from this angleEnglish-Dutch dictionary > the sculpture shows to better advantage from this angle
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13 turn something to advantage
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14 you have the advantage of me
u weet meer dan ik; 〈 in het bijzonder〉u kent mij, maar ik ken u niet -
15 absolute advantage
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16 comparative advantage
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17 considered it an advantage
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18 decided advantage
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19 gain an advantage
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20 give undue advantage
iemand onverdiend voordeel geven
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