fordel
fordel sb. advantage (fx it is clear that digital technology brings numerous advantages over older analogue networks, these systems have a great many advantages, this advantage will be lost if …); upside (fx the upside to this is that ...); (ved medicin etc.) benefit;□ drage fordel af benefit from; give fordele offer advantages; have en fordel frem for … have the edge on …; have an advantage over …; opnå en fordel gain an advantage; stand to gain, profit; vende (situation etc.) til ens fordel turn to one’s advantage; tage sig ud til sin fordel appear to advantage; være til fordel for play into the hands of (fx this could play into the hands of terrorists); work in one’s favour (fx this system will not work in our favour);
med fordel advantageously (fx this approach can be applied advantageously if …); fordele og ulemper advantages and disadvantages; pros and cons; benefits and drawbacks; advantages and limitations; vurdere fordele og ulemper weigh up the pros and cons; (om fordele og risici) weigh up benefits versus risks;
ekstra fordel added advantage, additional advantage; have en stor fordel have a big advantage; yderligere fordel additional advantage; another benefit;
til fordel for for the benefit of; for (fx Van Persie left Arsenal for Man. United);
* In my view the monarchy exists for the benefit of the people, we believe that the lack of expectation around Chelsea this year could work in their favour, if they lose to the French team, their place in the second round would depend on winning big over the German team in their last group match and hope for other results to fall their way (falde ud til deres fordel) ,
recent developments have played into our hands, there’s a lot to be said for being single, with the availability of such listening devices, many companies are stealing an edge on their opponents, his ex-wife testified in his favour, there are some cons, but more pros! .