Idiomes anglais pour "Avantage et Mérite"

Explorez les idiomes anglais concernant les avantages et les mérites avec des exemples comme "avoir un intérêt dans l'affaire" et "avoir un chien dans la bataille".

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skin in the game [Phrase]

a personal investment or stake in a particular outcome, which motivates a person to be committed to achieving success or avoiding failure

Ex: The shareholders voted against the executives ' large bonuses because they felt the executives did not actually have enough skin in the game since the bonuses were guaranteed regardless of the company 's performance .

to [have] a dog in the fight [Phrase]

to have an interest in the outcome of a particular situation

Ex: As a shareholder in the company , I have a dog in the fight and will advocate for decisions that benefit the organization .

to [bring] {sth} to the table [Phrase]

to offer a beneficial or valuable contribution or resource in a collaborative setting to achieve a common goal

Ex: She brings creativity and innovation to the table, which helps the team succeed.

a (piece|slice|share) of the pie [Phrase]

a share of money or benefits that are available to one

Ex: The company made big profits and the workers want a slice of the pie .

to [make] hay while the sun [shine] [Phrase]

to take advantage of a favorable opportunity or circumstance while it is available, rather than waiting or procrastinating

Ex: I had some free time in class , so I made hay while the sun shone and did the extra assignment .

grist for the mill [Phrase]

material or information that can be used or processed, especially to generate further discussion, ideas, or productivity

Ex: The controversy surrounding the new policy provided grist for the mill of public debate .

to [go] a long way [Phrase]

to have a significant impact or influence

Ex: A little research goes a long way to help eliminate college debt .

to [tip|tilt] the (balance|scales) [Phrase]

to change a situation in the favor of a person, group, etc.

Ex: I favor anything that tilts the scales in my direction .

to [stand] {sb/sth} in good stead [Phrase]

to be advantageous or beneficial to someone or something in the long run

Ex: His language skills will stand him in good stead when he is traveling .

to [have] the wind at {one's} back [Phrase]

to have favorable conditions or circumstances that support or propel one's progress or success

Ex: After getting such a major promotion at work, Sally really has the wind at her back these days.

Succès
Success	Opportunités	La Route du Succès	Atteindre le Succès
Personnes et Choses Réussies	Improvement	Boost et Amélioration	Fame
Power	Victory	Advantage	Avantage et Mérite