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Take advantage of something/somebody

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Opportunistic Use

Leveraging personal skills or situational benefits to gain a positive outcome.

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During the sale, shoppers took advantage of the huge discounts.
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Positive Connotation

This use often implies smart or strategic behavior rather than something negative.

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She took advantage of the free course to improve her skills.
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Situation-specific

It’s often used for situations where there’s a limited time to act.

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He took advantage of the quiet morning to study for his exams.
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