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aprovechaste
Preteriteconjugation ofaprovechar.
aprovechaste
Preteritevosconjugation ofaprovechar.

aprovechar

Solo te aprovechaste de mí para entrar.
You just used me to get inside.
Realmente te aprovechaste de mí.
You really took advantage of me.
En serio te aprovechaste de mí, ¿no?
You really saw me coming, didn't you?
Te aprovechaste de él.
I mean, you totally took advantage of him.
Te aprovechaste de una niña!
Taking advantage of a sweet girl like that.
Te aprovechaste por completo, Y no puedes simplemente usar tu encanto para salirte de esta.
You completely took advantage, and you can't just charm your way out of this.
¿Te aprovechaste de mi?
Took advantage of me?
Te aprovechaste de mi naturaleza educada y del hecho de que no puedo decirte que no.
You-you took advantage of my polite nature and the fact that I cannot say no to you!
Sabías que estaba desesperada, y te aprovechaste de ella.
You knew she was desperate, and you took advantage of her.
Quiero decir, ¿por qué no te aprovechaste de mí?
I mean, why didn't you take advantage of me?
Queda mejor si parece que te aprovechaste de mí.
It's better if it looks like you took advantage of me.
No, viste la oportunidad y te aprovechaste de ella.
No, you saw an opportunity, and you jumped on it.
Y en su primer día... te aprovechaste de él.
And here, on his first day, you've taken advantage of him.
Es tu amigo, Morris y te aprovechaste de él.
He's your friend, Morris and you took advantage of him. All right.
¿Seguro que no te aprovechaste de la confusión?
Sure you didn't take advantage of the mix-up?
Paige está encaprichada contigo y no te aprovechaste de ella.
Paige has a crush on you and you didn't take advantage of her.
Creo que te aprovechaste de la situación.
I think you took advantage of a situation.
Confié en ti y tú te aprovechaste.
I confided in you, and you took advantage of me.
Solo te aprovechaste de la situación.
You just took advantage of the situation.
No, pero te aprovechaste, ¿no es así, Melvyn?
No, but you took advantage, didn't you, Melvyn?
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