be one up on

be one up on somebody/something

to have an advantage which someone or something else does not have We're one up on the other bars in the area because we've got live music. Mario's just spent a year in the States, so he'll be one up on the rest of his English class.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Iudith	-	Biblical Latin
Melissa	mə-LIS-ə (English)	English, Dutch, Ancient Greek, Greek Mythology
Ash	ASH	English
Stanford	['stænfəd]
Abimelech	-	Biblical
Burt	[bɜ:t]