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In Spanish, how do you say "to make the most of"?

Aumentar
Aprovechar
Asustar
Buscar

The correct answer is: Aprovechar

The phrase "to make the most of" in Spanish is correctly translated as "aprovechar." This term is commonly used to convey the idea of taking full advantage of an opportunity or situation, emphasizing the importance of seizing the moment. For example, you might say "Aprovechar el tiempo" to express the notion of making the most of your time. The other options present different meanings that do not correspond with "to make the most of." "Aumentar" means "to increase," which does not capture the essence of maximizing an opportunity. "Asustar" translates to "to scare," which is unrelated to the concept of maximizing resources or time. Lastly, "buscar" means "to search," again not aligning with the idea of fully utilizing something. Understanding these distinctions helps clarify why "aprovechar" is the correct choice for expressing this idea in Spanish.