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Meanings of "take advantage" in Spanish English Dictionary : 27 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
General
take advantage abusar [v]
take advantage aventajar [v]
take advantage aprovecharse [v]
take advantage utilizar [v]
take advantage propasarse [v]
take advantage aprovechar [v]
take advantage tomar [v]
take advantage aprovercharse de [v]
take advantage valerse [v]
take advantage engañar [v]
take advantage mañudería [f] BO
take advantage champurrear [v] NI
take advantage mañudear [v] BO
take advantage mangonear [v] MXGTNIPACUECBO
take advantage empajarse [v] HNNI
take advantage empajarse [v] NI
take advantage pichonear [v] NI
take advantage pelechar [v] PA
take advantage profitar [v] CLcult
take advantage mangonear [v] EC
Idioms
take advantage arrimar alguien el ascua a su sardina [v]
take advantage agarrar chucha [v] GT
Colloquial
take advantage chupar del bote [v]
take advantage saber más que las culebras [v]
take advantage mangonear [v] GTPACO
take advantage valerle a alguien un pan por ciento [v] disused
Business
take advantage abusar [v]

Meanings of "take advantage" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 150 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
Common
take advantage of aprovechar [v]
General
take advantage of abusar de [v]
take advantage of aprovecharse de [v]
take advantage of abusar de [v]
take advantage of the moment asirse [v]
take advantage of aventajar [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 of valerse de [v]
take advantage of explotar [v]
fail to take advantage of desperdiciar [v]
take advantage of prevalerse de [v]
take advantage of capitalizar [v]
take advantage of aprovecharse [v]
take advantage of others cafichear [v]
take advantage of others gorronear [v]
take advantage of something aprovechar algo [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]
take advantage of something sacar tajada de algo [v]
take advantage of a person encajarse con una persona [v]
take advantage (of someone) agarrar de barco [v]
indicating that while someone works on something others take advantage of their work unos a la bulla y otros a la cabuya [expr] MXHNNI
expresses an effusive appeal to take advantage of a good occasion ¡atáscate marrano ahora que hay lodo! [n] MX
take advantage of asirse [v]
take advantage of utilizarse [v]
take advantage of the time aprovechar el tiempo [v]
attitude of those who take advantage of every occasion to obtain benefits juegavivo [m] PA
take advantage at others expense pillín [adj] CL
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] NICRPAPRVE
take advantage of something or someone abalanzarse [v] MX
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] NIteen
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
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] HNNIcult
take advantage of others manguear [v] BO:WUY
take advantage of a situation to get ahead estasajar [v] PR
take advantage of pachamanquearse [v] PE
take advantage of padrotear [v] MXVE
take advantage to get free things pechar [v] BO:E,SCLUY
take advantage of a prostitute's work padrotear [v] MXderog.
take advantage of someone's good faith sorprender [v] PEBOUYPY
take advantage of someone vivirse [v] HN
take advantage of aprodar [v] disused
take advantage of provechar [v] rare
Idioms
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 of others jugar con las cartas marcadas [v]
take advantage of asirse de [v]
take advantage of something sacar provecho 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]
take advantage of tomar alguien pie de algo [v]
take advantage of agarrar de bajada [v] MX
take advantage of someone's goodwill agarrar de cachiche [v] AR
take advantage of a good person agarrar de barco [v] MX
take advantage of a fool agarrar de leva [v] GT
take advantage of others agarrarse del codo [v] ECPY
take advantage when there is the first opportunity acomodarse en la primera curva [v] PR
take advantage (of someone) agarrar de barco [v] MXHN
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
take advantage of someone's weakness coger la baja [v] CU
take advantage of someone's kindness and trust dar una uña [v] PR
put a curse on someone to take advantage of them sexually dar chamico [v] EC
take advantage of someone's kindness and trust dar el dedo y querer la mano [v] CUBO
take advantage of someone's trust and generosity dar una uña y cogerse hasta el codo [v] 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] COVEEC
take advantage of a situation comer con su dama [v] DO
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
get to know a person well to avoid problems with them or take advantage of them coger el juego [v] CU
take advantage of someone comer por una pata [v] CU
take advantage of someone or a situation comer con su dama [v] DO
take advantage of coger los mangos bajitos [v] DOVE
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
take advantage of jalar la pita [v] HN
take advantage of lograr el lomo [v] NIHNrur.
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
not take advantage of an opportunity pelar ese boche [v] VE
take advantage of sacar lascas [v] CU
not take advantage of an opportunity tirar al petate [v] HNNI
not take advantage of an opportunity tirarse la fiesta [v] CO
take advantage of someone vivir de la manga [v] BOAR
take advantage of echar de manga a alguien [v] rare
swooping in to take advantage entre gallos y media noche [adv] PYARUYVEECPEBO
Phrases
take advantage of... aprovecha que...
take advantage of the fact that... aprovecha que...
Colloquial
take advantage of (people someone know) enchufarse [v]
take advantage of an opportunity tender las velas [v]
take advantage of arrimar alguien el ascua a su sardina [v]
take advantage of two people comer a dos carrillos [v]
take advantage of two people masticar a dos carrillos [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]
opportunity or oversight used by someone to take advantage of a situation papayazo [m] CO
abusive or blatant act to take advantage of others garroneada [f] BOAR
easy to take advantage of buenudo  [adj] AR
take advantage of others with food, drink, or entertainment expenses colearse [v] AR:Nw
take advantage of someone conguear [v] PA
take advantage of a situation enancar [v] EC
take advantage of someone encajarse [v] MX