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1 beneficial
[ˌbenɪ'fɪʃl]aggettivo (advantageous) [effect, influence, change] benefico; [outcome, result] positivo* * *[benə'fiʃəl](having good effects: Fresh air is beneficial to your health.) benefico* * *beneficial /bɛnɪˈfɪʃl/a.1 che dà beneficio; che reca giovamento; che fa bene; giovevole: Country life will be beneficial to your children, la vita di campagna recherà giovamento ai tuoi figli2 (relig.) beneficiale● beneficial association, società di mutuo soccorso □ (leg.) beneficial interest, interesse (o diritto) di un beneficiario □ (leg.) beneficial owner, beneficiario, proprietario effettivo (secondo la ► «equity», def. 2) □ (fisc.) beneficial rate, contributo per oneri di urbanizzazione.* * *[ˌbenɪ'fɪʃl]aggettivo (advantageous) [effect, influence, change] benefico; [outcome, result] positivo -
2 advantage
[əd'vɑːntɪdʒ] [AE -'vænt-]1) vantaggio m.to gain the advantage — avvantaggiarsi, prendere vantaggio
there is an advantage, no advantage in doing — c'è un vantaggio, non c'è alcun vantaggio nel fare
2) (asset)"computing experience an advantage" — (in job ad) "l'esperienza informatica rappresenta un requisito preferenziale"
3) (profit)to show sth. to (best) advantage — mostrare qualcosa nella luce migliore
5)to take advantage of — approfittare di, trarre profitto da, sfruttare [situation, offer]; (unfairly) approfittare di, sfruttare [ person]
6) (in tennis) vantaggio m.7) sport* * *1) ((a) gain or benefit: There are several advantages in being self-employed.) vantaggio2) (in tennis, the first point gained after deuce.) vantaggio•- advantageously
- have an/the advantage over
- have an/the advantage
- take advantage of* * *[əd'vɑːntɪdʒ] [AE -'vænt-]1) vantaggio m.to gain the advantage — avvantaggiarsi, prendere vantaggio
there is an advantage, no advantage in doing — c'è un vantaggio, non c'è alcun vantaggio nel fare
2) (asset)"computing experience an advantage" — (in job ad) "l'esperienza informatica rappresenta un requisito preferenziale"
3) (profit)to show sth. to (best) advantage — mostrare qualcosa nella luce migliore
5)to take advantage of — approfittare di, trarre profitto da, sfruttare [situation, offer]; (unfairly) approfittare di, sfruttare [ person]
6) (in tennis) vantaggio m.7) sport
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