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Sens de "advantage" dans le Dictionnaire Espagnol-Anglais : 67 résultat(s)

Anglais Espagnol
Common
advantage ventaja [f]
General
advantage pro [m]
advantage provecho [m]
advantage aprovechamiento [m]
advantage avance [m]
advantage aventajamiento [m]
advantage granillo [m]
advantage partido [m]
advantage principado [m]
advantage pro [m]
advantage provecho [m]
advantage comodidad [f]
advantage cuenta [f]
advantage echada [f]
advantage excusa [f]
advantage mejoría [f]
advantage vendimia [f]
advantage ventaja [f]
advantage beneficio [m]
advantage partido [m]
advantage delantera [f]
advantage aprovechamiento [m]
advantage fruto [m]
advantage interés [m]
advantage granjeo [m]
advantage valimiento [m]
advantage servicio [m]
advantage conveniencia [f]
advantage ganancia [f]
advantage granjería [f]
advantage mayoría [f]
advantage mejoría [f]
advantage lucro [m]
advantage preponderancia [f]
advantage ocasión favorable [f]
advantage sobrepaga [f]
advantage prerrogativa [f]
advantage ventajosamente [v]
advantage favorecer [v]
advantage aventajar [v]
advantage servir [v]
advantage mejorar [v]
advantage remunerar [v]
advantage promover [v]
advantage medrar [v]
advantage sacar ventaja [v]
advantage adelantar [v]
advantage ayudar [v]
advantage ventaje [m] disused
advantage aventaja (francés) [f] disused
advantage convenencia [f] disused
advantage gabela [f] DO PR CO EC
advantage pro [m/f] disused
advantage percances [m/pl] rare
Phrasals
advantage aprovecharse de [v]
Colloquial
advantage apaño [m]
advantage changüí [m] AR UY
Business
advantage partido [m]
advantage ventaja [f]
Engineering
advantage multiplicación [f]
advantage superioridad [f]
advantage utilidad [f]
advantage facilidad [f]
Biology
advantage zumo [m]
Molecular Biology
advantage plus [m]
Sports
advantage ventaja (tenis) [f]
Baseball
advantage ventaja [f]

Sens de "advantage" avec d'autres termes dans le Dictionnaire Anglais-Espagnol : 500 résultat(s)

Anglais Espagnol
Common
take advantage of aprovechar [v]
General
take advantage of abusar de [v]
take advantage abusar [v]
take advantage of aprovecharse de [v]
home court advantage punto positivo [m]
unexpected advantage breva [f]
field planted taking advantage of the uncollected ears of grain ricia [f]
taking advantage utilización [f]
taking advantage abusador [adj]
take advantage aprovecharse [v]
take advantage of abusar de [v]
turn things to one's advantage llevar alguien agua a su molino [v]
take advantage of the moment asirse [v]
take advantage of aventajar [v]
take advantage aventajar [v]
have taken advantage aventajarse [v]
use to one's advantage beneficiarse [v]
fail to take advantage of escaparse [v]
take advantage of parasitar [v]
take advantage of prestar [v]
take advantage of servir [v]
take advantage utilizar [v]
take advantage of valerse de [v]
without advantage al aire [adv]
someone that takes advantage of any opportunity oportunista [m]
advantage over others ventaja sobre los demás [f]
an advantage gained at the beginning una ventaja adquirida al principio [f]
an advantage gained at the beginning una ventaja obtenida al principio [f]
unable to be taken advantage of inaprovechable [adj]
take advantage propasarse [v]
take advantage of capitalizar [v]
fail to take advantage of desperdiciar [v]
take advantage of prevalerse de [v]
use to no advantage desaprovechar [v]
take advantage of explotar [v]
lose an advantage desperdiciar [v]
take advantage aprovechar [v]
take advantage of aprovecharse [v]
gain an advantage on somebody dominar [v]
gain an advantage on somebody aplastar [v]
gain an advantage on somebody señorear [v]
gain an advantage on somebody mortificar [v]
gain an advantage on somebody humillar [v]
gain an advantage on somebody poder más que [v]
take advantage tomar [v]
take advantage aprovercharse de [v]
take advantage of others gorronear [v]
take advantage of others cafichear [v]
violate rules to gain advantage hacer trampa [v]
take advantage of something aprovechar algo [v]
be to one's advantage ir en beneficio de uno [v]
take advantage of someone abusar de alguien [v]
take advantage of someone aprovecharse de alguien [v]
take advantage of the opportunity aprovechar la coyuntura [v]
take advantage of an opportunity aprovecharse de [v]
take advantage of abusar de la confianza de alguien [v]
take the advantage of ventajear [v]
have the advantage of ventajear [v]
take advantage of something sacar tajada de algo [v]
be to someone's advantage redundar en beneficio de alguien [v]
be in a position that gives one person an advantage over another encontrarse en inferioridad de condiciones [v]
be in a position that gives one person an advantage over another estar en inferioridad de condiciones [v]
have the advantage over someone llevar ventaja a alguien [v]
get the advantage over someone llevar ventaja a alguien [v]
take advantage of a person encajarse con una persona [v]
advantage from sacar partido [v]
bring somebody an advantage aportar una ventaja a alguien [v]
bring advantage generar ventajas [v]
bring advantage dar ventaja [v]
benefit from the advantage of beneficiarse de la ventaja de [v]
take advantage (of someone) agarrar de barco [v]
draw advantage from sacarle ventaja a [v]
afford advantage otorgar ventaja [v]
afford advantage brindar ventaja [v]
afford advantage ofrecer beneficios [v]
advantage of height ventajas de la alzada [f/pl]
indicating that while someone works on something others take advantage of their work unos a la bulla y otros a la cabuya [expr] MX HN NI
indicating that someone takes advantage of a chaotic situation unos a la bulla y otros a la cabuya [expr] HN NI
taking advantage aprovechando [ger]
expresses an effusive appeal to take advantage of a good occasion ¡atáscate marrano ahora que hay lodo! [n] MX
slight advantage ligera ventaja
advantage obtained over another delantera [f]
take advantage of asirse [v]
dress to advantage lucirse [v]
take advantage of utilizarse [v]
advantage-ground puesto favorable [m]
advantage-ground situación ventajosa [f]
take advantage valerse [v]
take advantage engañar [v]
have the advantage of llevar ventaja a [v]
worst (to gain the advantage over; defeat) batir [v]
take advantage of the time aprovechar el tiempo [v]
clever person who takes advantage of somebody avispón [m] VE derog.
someone who takes advantage of favorable circumstances (unscrupulously) avión [m] CO VE
taking advantage of someone else's trust and kindness abusador [m] HN CR PA CU DO VE
advantage that one participant gives to another changüiro [m] SV
man who takes advantage of someone else's interest in him, especially women, for personal gain chulampín [m] CU
abusive interference of a local authority by taking advantage of one's influence caudillaje [m] HN NI PE CL UY
person who only bets on a cockfight when offered an advantage gabelero [m] PR
person who does not keep their turn in a line and takes advantage of any circumstance to cut ahead colador [m] BO
person who takes advantage of certain circumstances for their own benefit colador [m] BO
excess or abuse imposed on someone by taking advantage of a favorable situation cogoteo [m] CL
attitude of those who take advantage of every occasion to obtain benefits juegavivo [m] PA
person who takes advantage, however small, of situations lambucio [m] VE:W derog.
person who takes advantage, however small, of situations lambusio [m] VE derog.
person who takes advantage of others mamón [m] BO
person who takes advantage of others mantenido [m] GT
person who takes advantage of others martillo [m] VE
person who takes advantage of others martillo [m] HN SV
taking advantage of mangoneo [m] MX CU DO PR EC
person who takes advantage of others tagarote [m] GT HN NI CR derog.
field planted taking advantage of the uncollected ears of grain ricio [m] ES local
clever person who takes advantage of somebody avispona [f] VE derog.
someone who takes advantage of a favorable situation to get a personal benefit, disregarding the possible damage to others avivada [f] PE BO CL PY AR UY
action of taking advantage of somebody for one's own benefit avivatada [f] CO
someone who takes advantage of favorable circumstances (unscrupulously) aviona [f] CO VE
action of taking advantage of others for one's own benefit avionada [f] CO
someone who takes advantage of someone else's trust and kindness abusadora [f] HN CR PA CU DO VE
influence that someone takes advantage of cuña [f] DO CO VE BO CL AR UY
advantage that one participant gives to another changüira [f] HN
advantage or superiority of someone foja [f] GT
person who does not keep their turn in a line and takes advantage of any circumstance to cut ahead coladora [f] BO
person who takes advantage of certain circumstances for their own benefit coladora [f] BO
person who takes advantage of others mamona [f] BO
person who takes advantage of others mantenida [f] GT
take advantage mañudería [f] BO
person who takes advantage of others tagarota [f] GT HN NI CR derog.
person who takes advantage of another person (especially by not paying for services received) arete [m/f] CU
someone who takes advantage árabe [m/f] PR
thief who robs something by taking advantage of the target being distracted descuidista [m/f] VE BO AR UY
person who takes advantage of others jelepate [m/f] NI
advantage taking,that takes advantage aludo [adj] HN SV
who tactlessly tries to gain advantage in an agreement argollero [adj] CO
who selects others based on the advantage or benefit they offer argollero [adj] PE
who takes advantage árabe [adj] PR
who takes advantage of a situation for personal gain (someone) arrecho [adj] CR
taking advantage of the hard work of others arrecostado [adj] NI CR PR VE derog.
who takes advantage of somebody avispón [adj] VE derog.
who takes advantage of a favorable situation to get a personal benefit (disregarding the possible damage to others) avivato [adj] PA CO EC PE UY
who takes advantage of favorable circumstances (unscrupulously) avión [adj] CO VE
person who takes advantage of the trust/goodwill of others balsudo [adj] CL
person who takes advantage of the trust/goodwill of others balzudo [adj] CL
related to someone who takes advantage of any situation for her/her own benefit agentado [adj] PR
relating to a person who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others balsudo [adj] CL
relating to a person who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others balzudo [adj] CL
relating to a person who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others barsudo [adj] CL
relating to a person who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others balsuo [adj] CL
relating to a person who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others barzudo [adj] CL
relating to a person who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others barsúo [adj] CL
relating to a person who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others barsuo [adj] CL
relating to a person, who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others barsuo [adj] CL
relating to a person, who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others barsudo [adj] CL
relating to a person, who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others barsuo [adj] CL
relating to a person, who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others balsudo [adj] CL
relating to a person, who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others balsuo [adj] CL
relating to a person, who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others barsudo [adj] CL
relating to a person, who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others balzudo [adj] CL
relating to a person, who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others barsúo [adj] CL
relating to a person, who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others barzudo [adj] CL
taking advantage of someone else's trust and kindness abusador [adj] HN CR PA CU DO VE
pertaining to someone who gives an advantage in a game or competition in order to conceal their superiority changüicero [adj] MX
behaving with cunning or daring to obtain an advantage canchero [adj] PE
taking advantage of a fight to punish one of the participants or get even guaiquero [adj] BO rur.
who takes advantage of parties to eat and drink for free cotanero [adj] DO
taking advantage of the weakest or youngest jamonero [adj] CR
taking advantage of circumstances ducho [adj] BO
taking advantage of situations maceta [adj] GT
take advantage at others expense pillín [adj] CL
taking advantage resbaloso [adj] NI
taking advantage of a friendship tiznador [adj] PR
taking advantage of the weak jamonero [adj] CR
take advantage champurrear [v] NI
take advantage of others' properties administrar [v] PR
pretend to have a disadvantage to later take the advantage (table games/domino) agachar [v] MX
take advantage of the hard work of others arrecostarse [v] NI CR PA PR VE
take advantage of something or someone abalanzarse [v] MX
hire someone with only one of the parties having an advantage atornillar [v] PR
take advantage of someone bolsear [v] MX
take advantage of someone's kindness bordonear [v] SV
take advantage of another person's inferior position in order to obtain benefits abusar [v] BO
take advantage of others descobijarse [v] NI teen
take advantage of something champurrearse [v] NI
try to fool someone and take advantage of them due to their inexperience or ingenuity chamaquear [v] MX
take advantage of fortuitous or casual events to say something champear [v] PE
take advantage of a situation escapar [v] CU
take advantage of the circumstances estasajar [v] PR
take advantage of the circumstances destasajar [v] PR
take advantage of something or someone that can be beneficial to say or do something colgarse [v] CL
make someone pay more for something by taking advantage of a situation of power, strength, or privilege cogotear [v] CL
look for an illegal advantage lagartear [v] SV
take advantage of someone physically weaker or younger jamonearse [v] CR
take advantage of others, especially to pay for food, drink, or entertainment jetear [v] AR
take advantage, however small, of situations lambucear [v] VE:W
take advantage, however small, of situations lambusear [v] VE
take advantage of a situation to get ahead destasajar [v] PR
take full advantage of something eficientar [v] HN NI cult
take advantage mangonear [v] MX GT NI PA CU EC BO
take advantage of others manguear [v] BO:W UY
take advantage mañudear [v] BO
take advantage empajarse [v] HN NI
take advantage of a situation to get ahead estasajar [v] PR
take advantage of pachamanquearse [v] PE
take advantage of padrotear [v] MX VE
take advantage to get free things pechar [v] BO:E,S CL UY
take advantage of a prostitute's work padrotear [v] MX derog.
take advantage pichonear [v] NI
take advantage pelechar [v] PA
put oneself at an advantage prepearse [v] NI
take advantage profitar [v] CL cult
use a decision to one's advantage remendarse [v] NI
have an advantage or skill supiritar [v] DO
take advantage of someone's good faith sorprender [v] PE BO UY PY
get an advantage by cheating ventajear [v] GT UY derog.
take advantage of someone vivirse [v] HN
take advantage of aprodar [v] disused
take advantage empajarse [v] NI
take advantage mangonear [v] EC
set things up to one's advantage mullir [v] rare
put oneself at an advantage prepearse [v] NI
take advantage of provechar [v] rare
someone that takes advantage of any opportunity vela güira PR
related to someone who takes advantage of any situation for her/her own benefit agentada [adj/f] PR
relating to a person, who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others barsua [adj/f] CL
relating to a person, who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others balsua [adj/f] CL
relating to a person, who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others barsúa [adj/f] CL
relating to a person, who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others barsuda [adj/f] CL
relating to a person who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others barsua [adj/f] CL
relating to a person who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others balsua [adj/f] CL
relating to a person who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others barsúa [adj/f] CL
relating to a person, who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others barsua [adj/f] CL
relating to a person, who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others balsuda [adj/f] CL
relating to a person, who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others barsuda [adj/f] CL
relating to a person, who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others barzuda [adj/f] CL
relating to a person, who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others balzuda [adj/f] CL
relating to a person who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others balsuda [adj/f] CL
relating to a person who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others balzuda [adj/f] CL
relating to a person who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others barzuda [adj/f] CL
relating to a person who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others barsuda [adj/f] CL
Idioms
gain an advantage cabeza de puente [f]
turn something to the advantage llevar el agua a su molino [v]
turn things to one's advantage llevar el agua a su molino [v]
take advantage (of something) aprovecharse de [v]
take advantage of sacar provecho de [v]
take advantage (of something) aprovechar (algo) [v]
take advantage of sacar ventaja de [v]
take advantage of sacar partido de [v]
take full advantage (of something) aprovechar (algo) al máximo [v]
take advantage arrimar alguien el ascua a su sardina [v]
reverse a situation and gain the advantage cambiar las tornas [v]
reverse a situation and gain the advantage girar las tornas [v]
reverse a situation and gain the advantage invertir las tornas [v]
reverse a situation and gain the advantage volverse las tornas [v]
reverse a situation and gain the advantage cambiarse las tornas [v]
reverse a situation and gain the advantage girarse las tornas [v]
reverse a situation and gain the advantage invertirse las tornas [v]
work to someone's advantage hacer el caldo gordo a alguien [v]
give someone an advantage hacerle el caldo gordo a alguien [v]
take advantage of others jugar con las cartas marcadas [v]
turn something out to one's advantage llevar el agua a su molino [v]
take advantage of asirse de [v]
turn something to one’s own advantage sacar baza de algo [v]
take advantage of something sacar provecho de algo [v]
be an unimportant person who is used by others for their advantage ser un mandado [v]
have an advantage jugar con ventaja [v]
get an advantage over someone by doing something sooner or better than them tomarle la delantera a alguien [v]
gain an advantage over someone tomarle la delantera a alguien [v]
succeed in gaining an advantage over someone volver el arma contra alguien [v]
turn the tables on someone (change a situation so that you now have an advantage over someone) volver el arma contra alguien [v]
change a situation completely so that someone loses an advantage volver el arma contra alguien [v]
turn the tables on someone (change a situation so that you now have an advantage over someone) volver las tornas a alguien [v]
succeed in gaining an advantage over someone volver las tornas a alguien [v]
change a situation completely so that someone loses an advantage volver las tornas a alguien [v]
show something to good advantage mostrar las mejores cualidades de algo [v]
take undo advantage of someone's need sitiar a alguien por hambre [v]
take advantage of echar mano de (alguien o algo) [v]
have an advantage over pasar alguien por encima [v]
take advantage of tomar alguien pie de algo [v]
have an advantage calzar alguien muchos puntos [v]
work things to one’s advantage arrimar el ascua a su sardina
with no advantage de poder a poder
person who constantly takes advantage rolo de vivo [m] VE
with an unfair advantage de tigre suelto con burro amarrado [adj] CR
with an unfair advantage de tigre suelto contra burro amarrado [adj] CR CO:N
having the advantage sobrado de lote [adj] CO
take advantage agarrar chucha [v] GT
take advantage of agarrar de bajada [v] MX
take advantage of a good person agarrar de barco [v] MX
take advantage of someone's goodwill agarrar de cachiche [v] AR
take advantage of a fool agarrar de leva [v] GT
take advantage of others agarrarse del codo [v] EC PY
take advantage when there is the first opportunity acomodarse en la primera curva [v] PR
obtain benefits by taking advantage of one's privilege/power arreglarse los bigotes [v] CL
lie with the intention of taking advantage of a situation andar con la del bandido [v] CL rare
take advantage (of someone) agarrar de barco [v] MX HN
take advantage of something because of your status arreglarse los bigotes [v] CL
prepare oneself to take advantage of a situation amolar los colmillos [v] PR
deceive or lie with the intention of taking advantage of a situation andar con la del bandido [v] CL derog.
win as the result of having a clear advantage cabalgar en caballo de hacienda [v] MX
win as the result of having a clear advantage ir en caballo de hacienda [v] MX
take advantage of someone's weakness coger la baja [v] CU
give someone an advantage dar sajiro [v] PE jail
take advantage of someone's kindness and trust dar una uña [v] PR
voluntarily concede advantage to an opponent in a competition dar agua [v] CR disused
have an overwhelming advantage over someone dar canchatiro y lado [v] CL
give another player an advantage when starting a game of pool dar cangreja [v] VE
put a curse on someone to take advantage of them sexually dar chamico [v] EC
give an advantage dar changüi [v] AR
give someone an advantage dar culebrilla [v] PR disused
take advantage of someone's kindness and trust dar el dedo y querer la mano [v] CU BO
take advantage of someone's trust and generosity dar una uña y cogerse hasta el codo [v] PR
give someone an advantage dar gabela [v] DO PR
take advantage of someone's kindness and trust dar la mano y agarrarse el pie [v] GT
offer someone the opportunity to take advantage of something dar papaya [v] CO VE EC
give an advantage to an opponent dar pasto [v] CO BO
give someone an advantage dar culebrilla [v] PR disused
take advantage of a situation comer con su dama [v] DO
give an advantage dar changüí [v] AR
concede an advantage to someone in a game or competition dar changüí (inglés) [v] MX
take advantage of someone comer con su dama [v] DO
suppress someone's will using spells in order to take advantage of them sexually dar chamico [v] EC
take advantage of someone coger de chocolate [v] PR
take advantage of a favorable situation agarrar chucha [v] GT
know how to take advantage of one's time estar en todas [v] PA
have the advantage in betting llevar la gabela [v] DO PR
give someone an advantage dar gabela [v] DO PR
pay the advantage in a bet against a fighter cock llevar la gabela [v] DO PR
get an advantage ganar el mandado [v] HN
get to know a person well to avoid problems with them or take advantage of them coger el juego [v] CU
have an unfair advantage in a competition correr con el caballo del comisario [v] AR UY
take advantage of someone comer por una pata [v] CU
take advantage of someone or a situation comer con su dama [v] DO
trick someone by taking advantage of their naiveté coger a lazo [v] VE
trick someone by taking advantage of their naiveté coger de leva [v] GT
take advantage of coger los mangos bajitos [v] DO VE
take advantage of someone coger de congo [v] PA
take advantage of someone coger de marrana [v] DO
take advantage of someone coger fiado [v] PR
take advantage of someone coger la baja [v] CU
take advantage of someone cogerse el mandado [v] NI
take advantage of a situation hacer zafra [v] CU
take advantage of someone else's effort irse de alivio [v] CL
pretend to be naive to take advantage hacerse la de las gafas [v] CO
pretend to be naive to take advantage hacerse el de las gafas [v] CO
take advantage of a situation ir para encima [v] PA
take advantage of someone irse de boca [v] GT
take advantage of certain benefits hartarse de mamey [v] PR
take advantage of the merits of others for one's own benefit or show off hacer caravana con sombrero ajeno [v] MX
take advantage of the very thing one criticizes hablar de la pera y comer de ella [v] PA
stay permanently in some place taking advantage of others hacerse brocha [v] SV
take advantage of jalar la pita [v] HN
regret not having taken advantage of a favorable opportunity jalarse las mechas [v] NI CR CO BO
take advantage of lograr el lomo [v] NI HN rur.
have an advantage over llevar la gabela [v] DO PR
want to take advantage of a situation meterse a vivo [v] PA
take advantage of an opportunity partir el brazo [v] CU
abusively take advantage pasarse de lanza [v] MX
take advantage of someone's invitation to eat or drink at their expense pegar en la pera [v] CL
get personal advantage from a situation pasar agosto [v] AR:Ne
not take advantage of an opportunity pelar ese boche [v] VE
take advantage of sacar lascas [v] CU
enjoy an advantage tener la vaca atada [v] AR
not take advantage of an opportunity tirar al petate [v] HN NI
not take advantage of an opportunity tirarse la fiesta [v] CO
taking advantage of others subirse por el chorro [v] CL
take advantage of someone vivir de la manga [v] BO AR
take advantage of echar de manga a alguien [v] rare
swooping in to take advantage entre gallos y media noche [adv] PY AR UY VE EC PE BO
Speaking
he has the advantage tiene ventaja en
Phrases
one's own advantage en beneficio propio [v]
to our advantage a nuestro favor [adv]
take advantage of... aprovecha que...
take advantage of the fact that... aprovecha que...
to his/her own advantage en provecho propio
Colloquial
something which gives one an advantage as bajo la manga [m]
work things one's own advantage arrimar el ascua a su sardina [v]
take advantage of (people someone know) enchufarse [v]
benefit from an advantage (to get a job) enchufarse [v]
be to one's advantage convenirle a uno [v]
obtain an unlawful advantage from a trust committed to one's charge pringarse (a alguien) [v]
be a person who always takes advantage of others ser un buitre [v]
take advantage of an opportunity tender las velas [v]
take advantage of arrimar alguien el ascua a su sardina [v]
take advantage chupar del bote [v]
take advantage of two people comer a dos carrillos [v]
take advantage of two people masticar a dos carrillos [v]
fail in spite of having an advantage perder con buenas cartas [v]
have every advantage tener la cuesta y las piedras [v]
take advantage saber más que las culebras [v]
take advantage of running into cazar al espartillo [v]
take advantage of running into coger al espartillo [v]
take advantage of one's support or sponsorship agarrarse a los faldones de alguien [v]
take advantage of one's support or sponsorship asirse a los faldones de alguien [v]
take advantage of manda a alguien a puntapiés [v]
not that i've taken much advantage of it yet no es que lo haya aprovechado mucho aún
(for a man) someone who takes advantage of others by a hoax or abuse bacaray [m] AR:Ne
thief who steals by taking advantage of the carelessness of others escamotero [m] BO
person who takes advantage of others manzanillo [m] PA
opportunity or oversight used by someone to take advantage of a situation papayazo [m] CO
person who takes advantage of others piracambú [m] PY AR:Ne derog.
abusive or blatant act to take advantage of others garroneada [f] BO AR
easy to take advantage of buenudo  [adj] AR
referred to person, taken advantage of abalanzado [adj] MX
relating to a person, who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others balsuo [adj] CL
person who takes advantage of the trust/goodwill of others balsúo [adj] CL
having the habit of taking advantage of others or living at someone else's expense garrero [adj] AR:Nw,W
having the habit of taking advantage of others or living at someone else's expense jeteador [adj] AR rare
having the habit of taking advantage of others or living at someone else's expense jetero [adj] AR rare
take advantage of others with food, drink, or entertainment expenses colearse [v] AR:Nw
take advantage of someone conguear [v] PA
take advantage mangonear [v] GT PA CO
take advantage of a situation enancar [v] EC
take advantage of someone encajarse [v] MX
take advantage of padrotear [v] MX
take advantage of pulpear [v] CL
get an advantage by cheating ventajear [v] BO PY AR derog.
give advantage dar ancas vueltas [v] MX
take advantage of agarrar a alguien de barco [v] MX HN
give an advantage to dar cola y luz a alguien [v] UY
take advantage of someone through cunning garronear [v] AR UY
take advantage valerle a alguien un pan por ciento [v] disused
take advantage of pulpear [v] CL
you can only be take advantage of if you permit it ¡a papá mono con bananas verdes! [interj] PA BO AR UY
used in a game of marbles to surprise the players, taking advantage of an oversight and taking all the marbles manigüiti [expr] CU
easy to take advantage of buenuda  [adj/f] AR
referred to person, taken advantage of abalanzada [adj/f] MX
Proverbs
it is necessary to take full advantage of what does not belong to one de cuero ajeno correas largas HN
people can only take advantage of you if you let them no tiene la culpa el indio, sino el que lo hace su compadre MX HN
there are people who help and people who take advantage unos en la pena y otros en la pepena GT NI
there are people who help and people who take advantage unos a la pena y otros a la pepena MX GT
Slang
gain an advantage on somebody joder [v]
quick highway robbery committed by taking advantage of the victim being distracted escapazo [m] CL jail
person who plays dumb to take advantage huevín [m] PA
person who plays dumb to take advantage huevina [f] PA
who takes advantage of a situation for personal gain (someone) arrecho [adj] VE
take advantage of someone agarrar cancha [v] CR
Business
take advantage abusar [v]
take advantage of aprovecharse de [v]
take full advantage of aprovechar al máximo
tax advantage ventaja fiscal
take advantage of aprovecharse de
competitive advantage ventaja competitiva
comparative advantage ventaja comparativa
absolute advantage ventaja absoluta
unfair competitive advantage ventaja competitiva desleal
unfair advantage ventaja desleal
differential advantage ventaja diferencial
yield advantage ventaja de rendimiento
absolute advantage ventaja absoluta
commercial advantage ventaja comercial
comparative advantage ventaja comparativa
competitive advantage ventaja competitiva
unfair competitive advantage ventaja competitiva desleal
unfair competitive advantage ventaja competitiva injusta
yield advantage ventaja de rendimiento
unfair advantage ventaja desleal
differential advantage ventaja diferencial
tax advantage ventaja fiscal
tax advantage ventaja impositiva
unfair advantage ventaja injusta
Finance
tax advantage ventajas impositivas
absolute advantage ventaja absoluta
unfair competitive advantage ventaja competitiva desleal
comparative advantage ventaja comparativa
comparative cost advantage ventaja comparativa de costos
competitive advantage ventaja competitiva
Economy
absolute advantage ventaja absoluta
comparative advantage ventaja comparativa
competitive advantage ventaja competitiva
dynamic comparative advantage ventajas comparativas dinámicas
comparative advantage ventajas comparativas
Law
take advantage from something capitalizar [v]
advantage (of) aprovecharse de alguien
unfair advantage ventaja injusta
International Law
comparative advantage ventaja comparativa
competitive advantage venta] a competitiva
Politics
mutual advantage ventaja recíproca
Engineering
ideal mechanical advantage ventaja mecánica ideal
absolute advantage ventaja absoluta
comparative advantage ventaja comparativa
advantage factor factor de ventaja
mechanical advantage brazo de palanca
relative advantage ventaja relativa
mechanical advantage rendimiento mecánico
advantage factor factor de flujo
power advantage ganancia de potencia
staggering advantage mejora de escalonamiento
Physics
advantage factor factor de irradiación óptima [m]
advantage factor factor de ventaja [m]
advantage factor factor de ventaja
Genetics
selective advantage ventaja selectiva
Geology
structural advantage ventaja estructural [f]
competitive advantage ventaja competitiva [f]
Medicine
mechanical advantage ventaja mecánica
Psychology
secondary advantage ventaja secundaria
selective advantage ventaja selectiva
law of advantage ley de la ventaja
Technical
mechanical advantage ventaja mecánica
Telecommunication
power advantage ganancia de potencia
Aeronautics
advantage point punto de observación
power advantage ganancia de potencia