 | English  | German |  |
 | opportunist {adj} [attr.] [using the advantage of a situation] | 554 Gelegenheits- [eine Gelegenheit nutzend, ausnutzend, z. B. Gelegenheitsdieb] |  |
 | home {adj} [attr.] [e.g. cinema, match, advantage, defeat] | 27 Heim- [z. B. Kino, Spiel, Vorteil, Niederlage] |  |
 | sb. jockeyed [took an unfair advantage] | 13 jd. betrog |  |
| Verbs |
 | to screw sb. [sl.] [to take advantage of sb.] | 1140 jdn. reinlegen [ugs.] |  |
 | to screw sb. [coll.] [to take advantage of sb.] | 515 jdn. bescheißen [derb] |  |
 | to jockey [to take an unfair advantage] | 112 betrügen |  |
 | to boot sb. [obs.] [give profit or advantage to] | 86 jdm. nützen [helfen] |  |
 | to exploit sth. [take advantage] | 79 etw. nützen [ausnützen] |  |
 | to screw sb. [coll.] [to take advantage of sb.] | 72 jdn. linken [ugs.] |  |
 | to obtain sth. [gain an advantage] | 59 etw.Akk. herausschlagen [ugs.] [für sich gewinnen] [Vorteil, Nutzen] |  |
 | to exploit sth. [to one's own advantage] | 19 etw.Akk. ausmünzen [selten] [zu eigenem Vorteil verwerten] |  |
 | to leverage sth. [use sth. to maximum advantage] | sichDat. etw.Akk. (voll) zunutze machen [Redewendung] |  |
 | to leverage sth. [use sth. to maximum advantage] | sichDat. etw. (voll) zu Nutze machen |  |
 | to leverage sth. [use to advantage] | etw.Akk. wirksam einsetzen |  |
| Nouns |
 | perk [coll.] [advantage] | 3690 Vorteil {m} |  |
 | benefit [advantage, profit] | 3177 Vorteil {m} |  |
 | vantage [archaic] [advantage] | 1286 Vorteil {m} |  |
 | benefit [advantage, profit] | 853 Gewinn {m} [Vorteil, Nutzen] |  |
 | edge [advantage] | 706 Vorteil {m} |  |
 | edge [advantage] | 484 Vorsprung {m} [Vorteil] |  |
 | interest [advantage] | 354 Vorteil {m} |  |
 | percentage [gain, benefit, profit, advantage] | 47 Provision {f} |  |
 | percentage [gain, benefit, profit, advantage] | 30 Vergütung {f} |  |
 | boot [archaic] [advantage, profit] | 28 Vorteil {m} |  |
 | boot [archaic] [profit, advantage] | 17 Nutzen {m} |  |
 | leech [coll.] [person who takes advantage of another] | 17 Schnorrer {m} [ugs.] |  |
 | benefit [profit, advantage] | 9 Frucht {f} [fig.] [der Arbeit etc.] |  |
 | overdog [coll.] [person who has a significant advantage] | 8 Privilegierter {m} |  |
 | sports van [coll.] [Br.] [short for: advantage] [tennis] | 7 Vorteil {m} [Tennis] |  |
 | sports ad [coll.] [short for: advantage] [tennis] | 6 Vorteil {m} [Tennis] |  |
 | [advantage of being the incumbent chancellor during elections] | Kanzlerbonus {m} |  |
| 2 Words: Others |
 | to advantage {adv} [e.g.: to show / use to advantage] | vorteilhaft |  |
 | to advantage {adv} [e.g.: to show / use to advantage] | zum Vorteil [vorteilhaft] |  |
| 2 Words: Verbs |
 | to be lost [advantage] | fortfallen |  |
 | to benefit from sth. [take advantage] | sichDat. etw.Akk. zunutze machen [Redewendung] |  |
 | to benefit from sth. [take advantage] | sichDat. etw.Akk. zu Nutze machen [Redewendung] |  |
 | to leech off sb. [pej.] [to take advantage of sb.] | bei / von jdm. schmarotzen [pej.] |  |
 | to play on sth. [take advantage of sth.] | etw. ausnutzen [sich etw. zunutze machen] |  |
| 2 Words: Nouns |
 | (slight) edge [advantage] | knapper Vorsprung {m} |  |
 | one-upmanship [coll.] [practice of gaining an advantage or feeling of superiority over another person] | Ausstechen {n} [Übertreffen] |  |
 | biol. survival benefit [advantage] | Überlebensvorteil {m} |  |
| 3 Words: Others |
 | to good advantage {adv} [to advantage] | vorteilhaft |  |
| 3 Words: Verbs |
 | to avail oneself of sth. [formal] [take advantage of sth.] | an etw.Dat. profitieren [aus etw. Nutzen ziehen] |  |
 | idiom to feather one's nest [to take advantage of a bad situation] | seinen Karren ins Trockene schieben |  |
| 4 Words: Verbs |
 | to get the drop on sb. [Am.] [coll.] [get the advantage over sb. first] | jdm. zuvorkommen |  |