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“To take advantage” in Japanese

Short answer
付け入る tsukeiru つけいる

To take advantage in Japanese is “付け入る” (tsukeiru). Full meaning: to take advantage (of someone's weaknesses, carelessness, etc.), to impose on.

Other ways to say “To take advantage” in Japanese

付入る tsukeiru to take advantage (of someone's weaknesses, carelessness, etc.), to impose on つけいる tsukeiru to take advantage (of someone's weaknesses, carelessness, etc.), to impose on つけ入る tsukeiru to take advantage (of someone's weaknesses, carelessness, etc.), to impose on 足元を見る ashimotowomiru to take advantage (e.g. of a weak situation), to size up (e.g. customer when setting a high price) 足元につけ込む ashimotonitsukekomu to take advantage (of another's weakness) 付入ッ tsukei to take advantage (of someone's weaknesses, carelessness, etc.), to impose on 付入っ tsukei to take advantage (of someone's weaknesses, carelessness, etc.), to impose on 付け入っ tsukei to take advantage (of someone's weaknesses, carelessness, etc.), to impose on つけ入っ tsukei to take advantage (of someone's weaknesses, carelessness, etc.), to impose on つけいっ tsukei to take advantage (of someone's weaknesses, carelessness, etc.), to impose on 付け入ッ tsukei to take advantage (of someone's weaknesses, carelessness, etc.), to impose on

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