take/have sb/sth at a vantage

take/have sb/sth at a vantage胜于某事物;占某人上风：Our football team took them at a vantage in the match because their team members were all green hands and had no experience.我们足球队在比赛中占了他们队的上风，因为他们队员都是新手，没有经验。

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