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vantage n.优势；有利情况 (1) 那个有名的运动员已经没有优势赢得那场比赛了。(2) 或许对他们是坏事，但对我们正是优势。 Vantage is a variation of advantage, but when we use vantage we’re almost always talking about a position, not just general superiority. If you had extra tutoring for a big exam, you would have the advantage over a classmate who didn’t. But if your seat for the test allowed you to see the answer sheet lying on the desk, well then you would have a superior vantage — not that you would take advantage of that, of course!

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英 ['vɑːntɪdʒ] 美 ['vɑːntɪdʒ] (1) The famous athlete had no vantage to win the game.(2) Maybe it is bad to them, but it is just our vantage. A vantage is a really good place from which to survey a scene. You might find that the roof of the house offers an excellent vantage from which to drop water balloons on your kid brother’s head.

英语单词	vantage
英美音标	英 ['vɑːntɪdʒ] 美 ['vɑːntɪdʒ]
中文释义	n.优势；有利情况
英语例句	(1) The famous athlete had no vantage to win the game. (2) Maybe it is bad to them, but it is just our vantage.
中文例句	(1) 那个有名的运动员已经没有优势赢得那场比赛了。 (2) 或许对他们是坏事，但对我们正是优势。
vocabulary简明	A vantage is a really good place from which to survey a scene. You might find that the roof of the house offers an excellent vantage from which to drop water balloons on your kid brother’s head.
vocabulary扩展	Vantage is a variation of advantage, but when we use vantage we’re almost always talking about a position, not just general superiority. If you had extra tutoring for a big exam, you would have the advantage over a classmate who didn’t. But if your seat for the test allowed you to see the answer sheet lying on the desk, well then you would have a superior vantage — not that you would take advantage of that, of course!

Vantage Advantage 英 Vɑːntɪdʒ] 美 Vɑːntɪdʒ N.优势；有利情况 Famous Athlete