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turn something to your advantage Idiom

take advantage of

act at the best time, seize the opportunity I took advantage of the low price of gasoline. I bought 500 litres.

at a disadvantage

in an unfavourable position处境不利
He could not speak English two years ago，which put him at a disadvantage in America．他两年前不会说英语，这使他当时在美国处于不利地位。

have an advantage over

be in a better position than占优势
This football team has an advantage over its opponents in manoeuvring．这个足球队在机动灵活方面优越于对手。

turn sth to one's advantage

Idiom(s): turn sth to one's advantage

Theme: ADVANTAGE - TAKE

to make an advantage for oneself out of something (which might otherwise be a disadvantage).
• Sally found a way to turn the problem to her advantage.
• The ice cream store manager was able to turn the hot weather to her advantage.

show sth to good advantage

Idiom(s): show sth to good advantage

Theme: PROMOTION

to display the best features of something; to display something so that its best features are apparent.
• Put the vase in the center of the table and show it to good advantage.
• Having and using a large vocabulary shows your intelligence to good advantage.

get the advantage of

Idiom(s): get the advantage of someone AND get the advantage over sb; get the edge on sb; get the edge over sb

Theme: ADVANTAGE - GAIN

to achieve a position superior to someone else. (The word the can be replaced with an.)
• Toward the end of the race, I got the advantage over Mary.
• She'd had an advantage over me since the start of the competition.
• I got an edge on Sally, too, and she came in second.
• It's speed that counts. You can have the edge over everyone, but if you don't have speed, you lose.

get the advantage over

take advantage of|advantage|take

v. phr. 1. To make good use of. The cat took advantage of the high grass to creep up on the bird. Jean took advantage of the lunch hour to finish her homework. 2. To treat (someone) unfairly for your own gain or help; make unfair use of. He took advantage of his friend's kindness. The little children did not know how much to pay for the candy, and Ralph took advantage of them.
Synonym: IMPOSE ON.

to advantage|advantage|to

adv. phr. So as to bring out the good qualities of; favorably; in a flattering way. The jeweler's window showed the diamonds to advantage. The green dress showed up to advantage with her red hair.

advantage

advantage
see get the advantage of; show to advantage; take advantage of; to advantage.

turn (something) to (one's) advantage

To accord with article in a way that lead's to one's ultimate account or advantage. The claimed pronoun afore "advantage" can be omitted. Many adeptness investors angry the bread-and-butter blast to their account by affairs up huge amounts of bargain acreage in prime locations about the apple and cat-and-mouse for their amount to ascend aback up to their antecedent levels. I apperceive it looks like a raw deal, but let's see if we can acquisition a way to about-face it to advantage.Learn more: advantage, turn

turn article to your advantage

If you about-face a bearings to your advantage, you get a account from it, abnormally back it ability be accepted to abuse or accident you. The government accept not been able to about-face today's affirmation to their advantage. The charge to move with your husband's job can sometimes be angry to your advantage.Learn more: advantage, something, turn

turn article to your (own) adˈvantage

use or change a bad bearings so that it helps you: She had three abandoned apartment in the abode afterwards her accouchement larboard home, so she absitively to about-face this to her advantage and hire them out to students.Learn more: advantage, something, turn

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add addition admiration advance advantage adversary advisement afar affirmative afoul afoul of after turn over a new leaf turn over a new leaf, to turn over in mind turn over in one's grave, (enough to make one) turn over to turn over to (someone or something) turn round turn round/around and do something turn some place inside out turn somebody's head turn somebody's stomach turn someone off turn someone on turn someone out turn someone upside down turn someone’s stomach turn someone’s water off turn someone's head turn someone's head, to turn someone's stomach turn something inside out turn something inside out/upside down turn something on its head turn something over in your mind turn something to advantage turn something to your advantage turn something upside down turn sour turn state's evidence turn stomach turn swords into ploughshares turn tail turn tail and run turn tail, to turn the air blue turn the cat in the pan turn the clock back turn the clock back, to turn the corner turn the corner, to turn the heat on (someone or something) turn the heat on someone or something turn the heat up turn the knife turn the other cheek turn the other cheek, to turn the other way turn the page turn the scale(s) turn the screw on someone turn the screw(s) (on someone)