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Meanings of "take advantage of..." in Spanish English Dictionary : 1 result(s)

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take advantage of... aprovecha que...

Meanings of "take advantage of..." 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 prevalerse de [v]
take advantage of capitalizar [v]
take advantage of explotar [v]
fail to take advantage of desperdiciar [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 of others' properties administrar [v] PR
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 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 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] ECPY
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
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
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
Phrases
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
take advantage of padrotear [v] MX
take advantage of pulpear [v] CL
take advantage of agarrar a alguien de barco [v] MXHN
take advantage of someone through cunning garronear [v] ARUY
take advantage of pulpear [v] CL
you can only be take advantage of if you permit it ¡a papá mono con bananas verdes! [interj] PABOARUY
easy to take advantage of buenuda  [adj/f] AR
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 MXHN