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单词 ↑Advantage and disadvantage
释义 ↑Advantage and disadvantage
Advantage and disadvantage
Thesaurus+: LEVEL 4 SL ↑♯ Advantage and disadvantage (86) in total
    1. your best/strongest/trump card ↑your best/strongest/trump card
    2. a free ride ↑a free ride
    3. a stick to beat sb with UK ↑a stick to beat sb with
    4. advantage noun ↑advantage
    5. an ace up your sleeve (US ALSO an ace in the hole) ↑an ace up your sleeve
    6. attraction noun ↑attraction :: 2 × Sexual attraction :: 2 × Attractive
    7. be well in there UK INFORMAL ↑be well in there
    8. be/stay/keep one jump ahead ↑be/stay/keep one jump ahead
    9. boon noun [C usually singular] ↑boon
    10. cash in on sthphrasal verb with cash verb [T] ↑cash in on sth
    11. con noun [C usually plural] INFORMAL (DISADVANTAGE) ↑con
    12. disadvantage noun [C or U] ↑disadvantage
    13. disadvantage verb [T] ↑disadvantage
    14. downside noun ↑downside
    15. drawback noun [C] ↑drawback
    16. edge noun [S] (ADVANTAGE) ↑edge
    17. fish in troubled waters UK ↑fish in troubled waters
    18. get a jump on sb/sth MAINLY US INFORMAL ↑get a jump on sb/sth
    19. handicap verb [T] ↑handicap
    20. have sth going for you ↑have sth going for you
    21. have sth on your side ↑have sth on your side
    22. have a leg up on sb US INFORMAL ↑have a leg up on sb
    23. have it both ways ↑have it both ways
    24. have the inside track ↑have the inside track
    25. have the odds/cards stacked against you ↑have the odds/cards stacked against you
    26. have/hold all the aces ↑have/hold all the aces
    27. hold all the cards ↑hold all the cards
    28. in the right place at the right time ↑in the right place at the right time
    29. it's tough at the top HUMOROUS SAYING ↑it's tough at the top
    30. lever noun [C] (ADVANTAGE) ↑lever
    31. lock sb out of sthphrasal verb with lock verb ↑lock sb out of sth
    32. lock in sthphrasal verb with lock verb ↑lock in sth
    33. lose outphrasal verb with lose verb ↑lose out
    34. loser noun [C] (GETS WORSE) ↑loser
    35. loss noun ↑loss
    36. make a virtue (out) of sth ↑make a virtue (out) of sth
    37. mileage noun [U] INFORMAL (ADVANTAGE) ↑mileage
    38. milk verb [T] DISAPPROVING (GET MONEY/INFORMATION) ↑milk
    39. minus adjective [before noun] (DISADVANTAGE) ↑minus
    40. minus noun [C] (DISADVANTAGE) ↑minus
    41. opportunism noun [U] ↑opportunism
    42. opportunist adjective [usually before noun] USUALLY DISAPPROVING ↑opportunist
    43. opportunist noun [C] USUALLY DISAPPROVING ↑opportunist
    44. opportunistic adjective (TAKING ADVANTAGE) ↑opportunistic
    45. payback noun [C or U] MAINLY US ↑payback
    46. penalize (UK USUALLY penalise) verb [T] (CAUSE DISADVANTAGE) ↑penalize
    47. penalty noun [C] (DISADVANTAGE) ↑penalty
    48. percentage noun [U] US INFORMAL (ADVANTAGE) ↑percentage
    49. perk noun [C] ↑perk :: 2 × Advantage and disadvantage
    50. piggyback verb [I] ↑piggyback
    51. plus adjective [before noun] INFORMAL (ADVANTAGE) ↑plus
    52. plus noun [C] INFORMAL (ADVANTAGE) ↑plus
    53. preference noun [C or U] ↑preference
    54. privilege noun ↑privilege
    55. privileged adjective ↑privileged
    56. pro noun [C] (ADVANTAGE) ↑pro
    57. profit from sthphrasal verb with profit verb ↑profit from sth
    58. profit noun ↑profit
    59. scent blood ↑scent blood
    60. the best of both worlds ↑the best of both worlds
    61. the unacceptable face of sth UK ↑the unacceptable face of sth
    62. trouble noun (DIFFICULTIES) ↑trouble :: 2 × Preventing and impeding :: 2 × Difficult things and people :: 2 × Difficult situations and unpleasant experiences :: 2 × Accidents and disasters
    63. upside noun [S] ↑upside
    64. virtue noun [C or U] (ADVANTAGE) ↑virtue
    65. you've got nothing to lose (ALSO what have you got to lose?) informal ↑you've got nothing to lose
    66. ˈtrump ˌcard noun [C usually singular] ↑trump card
    67. ˌgolden ˈgoose noun [C usually singular] ↑golden goose
    68. ˌhead ˈstart noun [C usually singular] ↑head start
    69. ˌopen ˈseason noun ↑open season
    70. ˌracing ˈstart noun [C usually singular] ↑racing start
    71. ˌsaving ˈgrace noun [S] ↑saving grace
    72. ˌsecret ˈweapon noun [C] ↑secret weapon
    73. at a disadvantage ↑at a disadvantage
    74. at a disadvantage ↑disadvantage
    75. grist to the mill UK (US grist for sb's mill) ↑grist to the mill
    76. grist to the mill UK (US grist for sb's mill) ↑grist
    77. make the most of sth ↑make the most of sth
    78. make the most of sth ↑most
    79. take advantage of sb/sth B2 DISAPPROVING ↑advantage
    80. take advantage of sb/sth B2 DISAPPROVING ↑take advantage of sb/sth
    81. the merits of sth ↑merit
    82. the merits of sth ↑the merits of sth
    83. disadvantageous adjective ↑disadvantage
    84. disadvantageous adjective ↑disadvantageous
    85. opportunistically adverb ↑opportunistic
    86. opportunistically adverb ↑opportunistically
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