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to take advantage of something
01
to make use of a situation, opportunity, or resource in a way that benefits oneself or achieves a desired outcome
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Collocation
Example
He telecommuted from a remote cabin in the mountains, taking advantage of the company 's flexible work policy.
Giraffes use their powerful tongues to strip leaves from branches, taking advantage of their height advantage in the savanna.
Many people moved to the camp to take advantage of job opportunities.
02
to use something for personal gain in an unfair or dishonest manner
CollocationExample
The sailors adjusted their course to take advantage of the steady southern breeze.
During the chaos of the riot, several inmates took advantage of the opportunity to attempt a break.
Many ancient civilizations built their settlements in the highlands to take advantage of the natural defense provided by the terrain.
to take advantage of somebody
01
to unfairly use or manipulate another person for one's own benefit, often in a selfish or deceitful manner
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CollocationExemple
He telecommuted from a remote cabin in the mountains, taking advantage of the company's flexible work policy.
Giraffes use their powerful tongues to strip leaves from branches, taking advantage of their height advantage in the savanna.
Many people moved to the camp to take advantage of job opportunities.
The detective knew that criminals often fish in troubled waters, taking advantage of chaotic situations to commit crimes.
He knew his friend was always willing to lend him money, but he didn't want to take advantage of his kindness because if your friend is honey, do not lick him thoroughly.
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