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Contraposition Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
take advantage of a situation
What does 'take advantage of a situation' mean?
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To use the circumstances related to a situation for your benefit. eg. The weatherman has forecast rain for the next three days.
- To use the circumstances related to a situation for your benefit.
- eg.
- The weatherman has forecast rain for the next three days.
- I'll take advantage of the situation and plant some flower seeds.
- I won't have to water them.
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To use the circumstances related to a situation for your benefit.
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The weatherman has forecast rain for the next three days. I'll take advantage of the situation and plant some flower seeds. I won't have to water them.
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The weatherman has forecast rain for the next three days. I'll take advantage of the situation and plant some flower seeds. I won't have to water them.
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No.
You are not taking advantage of someone. (That is usually a bad thing to do.)
You are not taking advantage of someone. (That is usually a bad thing to do.)
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