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vantage

/ˈvæn.tɪdʒ/

Traduction: Nom désignant une position ou une situation qui offre un point de vue supérieur ou avantageux, ou la qualité de disposer d'une position plus favorable.

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C1formalcommon/ˈvæn.tɪdʒ/

A noun referring to a position or situation that provides a superior or advantageous perspective, or the quality of having a more favorable position.

  • 🇫🇷Nom désignant une position ou une situation qui offre un point de vue supérieur ou avantageux, ou la qualité de disposer d'une position plus favorable.
  1. Advantageous position B2 formal

    A place or situation that provides a superior or favorable position, especially one offering a comprehensive view.

    • From this vantage point, you can see the entire valley.
    • The general chose a hill as his vantage to observe the battlefield.
    • The balcony offers a perfect vantage for watching the parade.

    🇫🇷position avantageuse

    Synonymes: advantageedgeleveragelookoutoutlookpositionstandpointupper handvantage pointviewpoint

  2. Superior position C1 formal

    The quality of having a more favorable or advantageous position compared to others.

    • Her experience gave her a distinct vantage in the negotiations.
    • The company's early investment provided a strategic vantage over competitors.
    • He used his vantage to secure the best deal.

    🇫🇷Position supérieure

    Synonymes: advantageascendancydominanceedgeleadprecedencesuperiorityupper hand

    Antonymes: disadvantage

  • vantages plural form
  • vantages' possessive plural form
  • vantage's possessive singular form