英语词汇“advantage”的释义、区别辨析及用法例句-英语同义词词典

advantageadvantage /ədˈvæntɪdʒ/ noun 1 something that helps you do something or be happy (nouns)► advantage

something that helps you to be successful or happy:

Being able to speak two languages is a big advantage when you are looking for a job.

One of the advantages of living in New York is that there are lots of exciting things to do.

► benefit AWL

an advantage or useful thing that you get from doing or having something:

Regular exercise has physical benefits, and it can also make you feel happier.

► asset

someone or something that helps you to be successful:

His speed makes him a valuable asset to the soccer team.

► merit

a good feature that something has compared with other things:

We talked about the merits of each school: one has newer buildings, but the other is much closer.

► privilege

a special advantage that only one person or group gets:

Rich young people are used to privileges like private schools, beautiful homes, and travel.

ANTONYMS ➔ see disadvantage2 to treat someone in an unfair way in order to get an advantage (verbs)► take advantage of

to treat someone in a way that is not fair in order to get what you want:

Don’t let him take advantage of you. You are his roommate, not his cook, so you shouldn’t have to make meals for him.

I worry that people might take advantage of him because he trusts everyone.

► use

to treat someone in a nice way, in order to get something that you want. If you use someone, you treat someone nicely but do not really have the kind feelings you show to the other person. Use is more informal than take advantage of:

He doesn’t love you. He is just using you to get a free place to live.

► exploit AWL

to treat someone or something in an unfair way, in order to gain an advantage for yourself. Exploit sounds more formal than take advantage of:

Some businesses exploited their workers, making them work long hours in poor conditions.

The company exploits people’s fear of crime to sell them products they do not need.

► abuse

to use your power or position in a wrong or harmful way, in order to gain an advantage for yourself:

Officials abused their power by giving jobs to their friends.

单词	advantage
例句	advantageadvantage /ədˈvæntɪdʒ/ noun 1 something that helps you do something or be happy (nouns)► advantage something that helps you to be successful or happy: Being able to speak two languages is a big advantage when you are looking for a job. One of the advantages of living in New York is that there are lots of exciting things to do. ► benefit AWL an advantage or useful thing that you get from doing or having something: Regular exercise has physical benefits, and it can also make you feel happier. ► asset someone or something that helps you to be successful: His speed makes him a valuable asset to the soccer team. ► merit a good feature that something has compared with other things: We talked about the merits of each school: one has newer buildings, but the other is much closer. ► privilege a special advantage that only one person or group gets: Rich young people are used to privileges like private schools, beautiful homes, and travel. ANTONYMS ➔ see disadvantage2 to treat someone in an unfair way in order to get an advantage (verbs)► take advantage of to treat someone in a way that is not fair in order to get what you want: Don’t let him take advantage of you. You are his roommate, not his cook, so you shouldn’t have to make meals for him. I worry that people might take advantage of him because he trusts everyone. ► use to treat someone in a nice way, in order to get something that you want. If you use someone, you treat someone nicely but do not really have the kind feelings you show to the other person. Use is more informal than take advantage of: He doesn’t love you. He is just using you to get a free place to live. ► exploit AWL to treat someone or something in an unfair way, in order to gain an advantage for yourself. Exploit sounds more formal than take advantage of: Some businesses exploited their workers, making them work long hours in poor conditions. The company exploits people’s fear of crime to sell them products they do not need. ► abuse to use your power or position in a wrong or harmful way, in order to gain an advantage for yourself: Officials abused their power by giving jobs to their friends.
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