advantage

la ventaja

noun

advantage
[ədˈvɑːntɪdʒ]
sustantivo
1ventaja (f)
  • to have an advantage over -> tener ventaja sobre
  • to take advantage of -> aprovecharse de
  • to turn something to one's advantage -> sacar provecho de algo
  • it would be to your advantage -> te conviene
  • advantage Sampras -> ventaja de or para Sampras (in tennis)

advantage [ad-ván-tich]
sustantivo
1Ventaja, superioridad, preponderancia.
2Ganancia, provecho, aprovechamiento, beneficio, lucro.
3Ocasión favorable.
4Sobrepaga, provecho excesivo.
5Prerrogativa, comodidad.
6Ventaja (tenis).
1Adelantar, ganar.
2Remunerar.
3Promover.
  • To take advantage of -> aprovecharse de, valerse de; engañar
va.

advantage [ədˈvɑːntɪdʒ]
noun
1 ventaja; (f)
it's no advantage to play first el jugar primero no es una ventaja; "languages and shorthand an advantage" (in job advert) "serán méritos se valorarán idiomas y taquigrafía";or
to have an advantage over sbhave llevar ventaja a algn
I'm sorry, you have the advantage of me lo siento, pero no recuerdo su nombre; to have an advantage in numbers llevar ventaja en cuanto al número; he has the advantage of youth tiene la ventaja de ser joven; the plan has many advantages el proyecto tiene muchas ventajas
to show sth off to best advantageshowoff hacer que algo se vea bajo la luz más favorable
to take advantage of sbtake (unfairly) aprovecharse de algn; sacar partido de algn; (sexually) abusar de algn
to take advantage of an opportunity aprovechar una oportunidad
it's to our advantageto es ventajoso para nosotros
to turn sth to (one's) advantageturn sacar buen partido de algo
2 (Dep)
advantage González (Tennis) ventaja González

Verb Conjugation for "advantage"

Imperative
  • advantage
  • you advantage
  • he/she advantages
  • we advantage
  • you advantage
  • they advantage
Preterite
  • I advantaged
  • you advantaged
  • he/she advantaged
  • we advantaged
  • you advantaged
  • they advantaged
Present Continuous
  • I am advantaging
  • you are advantaging
  • he/she is advantaging
  • we are advantaging
  • you are advantaging
  • they are advantaging
Present Perfect
  • I have advantaged
  • you have advantaged
  • he/she has advantaged
  • we have advantaged
  • you have advantaged
  • they have advantaged
Past Continuous
  • I was advantaging
  • you were advantaging
  • he/she was advantaging
  • we were advantaging
  • you were advantaging
  • they were advantaging
Past Perfect
  • I had advantaged
  • you had advantaged
  • he/she had advantaged
  • we had advantaged
  • you had advantaged
  • they had advantaged
Future
  • I will advantage
  • you will advantage
  • he/she will advantage
  • we will advantage
  • you will advantage
  • they will advantage
Future Perfect
  • I will have advantaged
  • you will have advantaged
  • he/she will have advantaged
  • we will have advantaged
  • you will have advantaged
  • they will have advantaged
Future Continuous
  • I will be advantaging
  • you will be advantaging
  • he/she will be advantaging
  • we will be advantaging
  • you will be advantaging
  • they will be advantaging
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been advantaging
  • you have been advantaging
  • he/she has been advantaging
  • we have been advantaging
  • you have been advantaging
  • they have been advantaging
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been advantaging
  • you will have been advantaging
  • he/she will have been advantaging
  • we will have been advantaging
  • you will have been advantaging
  • they will have been advantaging
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been advantaging
  • you had been advantaging
  • he/she had been advantaging
  • we had been advantaging
  • you had been advantaging
  • they had been advantaging

Word of the Day: evidentemente

evidently, plainly, clearly, obviously