advantage

advantage
n
1. перевага
2. користь, вигода
- comparative advantage відносна/ порівняльна перевага
- military advantage військова перевага
- one-sided advantage одностороння перевага
- particular advantage особлива перевага/ вигода
- practical advantages практичні вигоди/ переваги
- solid advantages значні вигоди
- strategic advantage стратегічна перевага
- substantial advantage значна перевага
- tangible advantage реальна/ відчутна перевага
- unfair advantage недостатня перевага
- unilateral military advantage одностороння військова перевага
- balance of military advantages рівновага військових переваг
- chain of comparative advantage послідовність порівняльної переваги
- inadmissibility of unilateral advantages недопустимість односторонніх переваг
- to gain an advantage of/ over smbd. добитися переваги над ким-небудь
- to get an advantage of/ over smbd. добитися переваги над ким-небудь
- to give an advantage надати перевагу
- to grant an advantage надати перевагу
- to have an advantage of/ over smbd. опинитися в кращому положенні, ніж будь-хто; мати перевагу над ким-небудь
- to negotiate away the existing advantage відмовитися від існуючих переваг
- to obtain advantages over other states отримати перевагу над іншими державами
- to score advantages over other states отримати перевагу над іншими державами
- to take advantage of the opportunity скористатися можливістю
- to use smth. to one's advantage скористатися чимсь у своїх інтересах
- to win an advantage of/ over smbd. добитися переваги над ким-небудь
- to withdraw advantages позбавляти переваг
- to the best advantage найкращим/ найвигіднішим чином

English-Ukrainian diplomatic dictionary. 2013.

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