advantage
সুবিধা
definition
verb
Are we simply caught in a spiral here that will be destructive of our interests while, obviously, significantly advantaging theirs?
put in a favorable or more favorable position.
noun
companies with a computerized database are at an advantage
a condition or circumstance that puts one in a favorable or superior position.
translation of 'advantage'
উপকার,
লাভ,
সুফল
verb
সুবিধা দেত্তয়া
noun
সাহায্য,
জুত,
বাগ,
সৌকর্য,
সুবিধা,
প্রাধান্য,
সুযোগ
example
A second incident shows James assuming disguise to gain 'advantage' in 1537 at another turning point in his life, when he had to make a decision of whom to marry.
he saw some 'advantage' in the proposal
Stop-start town traffic gave an 'advantage' to the hybrids, with the Prius, which can run solely on its electric motor at slow speeds, far in the lead.
This will help customers gain competitive 'advantage' .
But it appeared to be the incumbent who will gain any political 'advantage' .
a laptop has the 'advantage' of being very light
a new car wouldn't be of much 'advantage'
Continental hauliers have an enormous 'advantage' over their British rivals.
Despite their complexity, investment trusts have a key 'advantage' over unit trusts.
Our higher ground position and the ridge wall gave us the 'advantage' over Percy and his friend.
experience is a big 'advantage'
that team always have an 'advantage' over us
the 'advantage' rule is quite complicated
you could learn something to your 'advantage'
The country, or countries, able to establish control over this vital resource will secure a major 'advantage' over their international rivals.
she thought the use of technology was a great 'advantage'
Henman races to three set points but Udomchoke gets a stay of execution as the Briton lets slip his 'advantage' for deuce.
companies with a computerized database are at an 'advantage'
In what circumstances does advertising have a particular 'advantage' over direct communication?
The great 'advantage' of the town bus was that the tickets could be used several times daily free of extra charge.
the village's proximity to the town is an 'advantage'
Wherever there is some 'advantage' to be gained, be it ever so trivial, quarrels are the order of the day.
He said that this was an exciting challenge for him and the fact that this was a planned town was an 'advantage' .
However, when foreign competitors do not follow these good standards they gain competitive 'advantage' because they can produce goods cheaper.
Some of these individuals might be at an 'advantage' over their predecessors, because they might be more able to adapt to new conditions.
companies with a computerized database are at an 'advantage'
What are we likely to see here in the next presentation in Tempe to offset this tie, to gain 'advantage' for either candidate?
This feature provides a significant 'advantage' for children over the general law on confidentiality.
While I think the ability to hit long drives should always be rewarded, any 'advantage' gained should not be overwhelming.
Gabriele was in first place when he handed the car over to me and we had about 4 seconds to our 'advantage' over Cappellari.
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