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se aprovechó de

took advantage of

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took advantage of Often implies exploiting someone or a situation for one’s own benefit. The form “se aprovechó” is past tense; the phrase changes form to agree with the subject and tense.
SP: Se aprovechó de mi confianza.
EN: He took advantage of my trust.

Ella se aprovechó de mi ignorancia.

She took advantage of my ignorance.

Él se aprovechó de mi ignorancia y me engañó.

He took advantage of my ignorance and deceived me.

John se aprovechó de la debilidad de Bill.

John took advantage of Bill’s weakness.

Usted se aprovechó de ella.

You took advantage of her.

— Elena sabe (2023)

Se aprovechó de nuestra hospitalidad la última vez.

He took advantage of our hospitality last time.

Él se aprovechó de mi juventud.

He took advantage of my youth.