advantage in Greek
advantage in Greek is πλεονέκτημα — advantage means something that puts you in a better or more favorable position than others.
advantage in Greek
πλεονέκτημα
Pronounced: pleonektima
(countable) Any condition, circumstance, opportunity or means, particularly favorable or chance to success, or to any desired end.
What does "advantage" mean?
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noun Something that puts you in a better or more favorable position than others.
"Being the tallest player gave him a clear advantage whenever the ball went up."
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noun In tennis, the point scored right after deuce, needed to win the game.
"After deuce, the server won the advantage and was one point from victory."
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verb To give someone or something a favorable edge.
"Cheaper train fares would advantage commuters who live far from the city centre."
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advantage in a sentence
- Being the tallest player gave him a clear advantage whenever the ball went up.
- Speaking three languages gave her a big advantage in the job market.
- After deuce, the server won the advantage and was one point from victory.
- The umpire called advantage to the receiver, and the crowd grew louder.
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What is "advantage" in Greek?
"advantage" in Greek is πλεονέκτημα. advantage means: Something that puts you in a better or more favorable position than others.
How do you pronounce πλεονέκτημα?
"advantage" in Greek is πλεονέκτημα, pronounced "pleonektima".
How do you use "advantage" in a sentence?
Example: "Being the tallest player gave him a clear advantage whenever the ball went up." In Greek, "advantage" is πλεονέκτημα.
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