A Level Spanish Practice Exam

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What does the verb "aprovechar" mean in English?

To scare
To increase
To make the most of
To attract

The correct answer is: To make the most of

The verb "aprovechar" translates to "to make the most of" in English, which conveys the idea of taking full advantage of a situation or opportunity. This term is commonly used in various contexts, such as making the most of time, resources, or experiences. The other options do not capture the essence of "aprovechar." For instance, "to scare" relates to instilling fear, "to increase" pertains to raising something in quantity or intensity, and "to attract" involves drawing interest or attention. None of these meanings align with the intentional and proactive sense of utilizing something beneficially, which is central to "aprovechar."