avail (oneself) of

to take advantage of something

• He availed himself of the rain.
• He availed himself of the offer.
• He availed himself of the chance.
• You should avail yourself of enemies.
• She availed herself of every opportunity.
• I availed myself of the chance to go there.
• You must avail yourself of every opportunity.
• I availed myself of a holiday to visit Tokyo.
• I availed myself of this favorable opportunity.
• You should avail yourself of every opportunity.
• You had better avail yourself of this opportunity.
• You should avail yourself of the chance to go abroad.
• You should avail yourself of the books in the library.
• You should avail yourself of every opportunity to learn.
• He availed himself of the first chance to visit America.
• You should avail yourself of this opportunity without fail.
• She availed herself of every opportunity to improve her English.
• He was glad to avail himself of any means to succeed in life.
• He availed himself of the 'off-and-on' holidays to visit his native country.
• Being underage is the inability to avail oneself of one's mind without the guidance of another.