Usage examples of "tiré" in French with translation to English

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John a tiré avantage de la faiblesse de Bill. John took advantage of Bill's weakness.
Cela pourrait sembler tiré par les cheveux, mais c’est un réel problème. It might sound far-fetched but this is a real problem.
Tu es tiré d'affaire cette fois. You're off the hook this time.
Il s'est tiré avec l'argent. He ran away with the money.
Le voleur s'est tiré avec l'argent. The thief got away with the money.
Tom a tiré avantage d'une faille juridique. Tom used a legal loophole.
Tom a tiré avantage d'une échappatoire légale. Tom used a legal loophole.
Quand le vin est tiré, il faut le boire In for a penny, in for a pound
Cette musique m'a tiré les larmes des yeux. This music brought me into tears.
J'ai tiré le meilleur parti de ma petite chambre. I made the best of my small room.
Elle a tiré parti des relations de son père pour obtenir son emploi actuel. She capitalised on her father's connections in getting her present job.
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