No. 9,601 in Spanish
aprovechaste
"You took advantage" or "You made the most of."
In a sentence
¿Aprovechaste la oportunidad para hablar con el director?
Did you take advantage of the opportunity to talk to the director?
The word 'aprovechaste' means 'you took advantage of' or 'you made use of' in this context, referring to seizing an opportunity.
Aprovechaste el tiempo libre para organizar los documentos, ¿verdad?
You used your free time to organize the documents, right?
'Aprovechaste' indicates utilizing or making good use of an available time frame for productive activities.
¿Por qué no aprovechaste el descuento que ofrecieron ayer?
Why didn't you take advantage of the discount they offered yesterday?
Here, 'aprovechaste' implies benefiting from a favorable condition, such as a discount, which was not taken advantage of in this case.
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