take advantage of sb . 's ignorance

take advantage of sb . 's ignorance

By surprise, the Chinese idiom, Pinyin is ch é ngq í B ù y ì, which means to take advantage of others' unprepared time. It comes from a new edition of Pinghua, a history of Jin Dynasty.

Notes on Idioms

Take advantage of, because; meaning: guess, expect.

The origin of Idioms

"The enemy says that I can't fight against the wind, so I should take advantage of it and attack it in a hurry. It's also the sophistication of this soldier."

Idiom usage

When the other party doesn't think of it, it means to do it. We should take advantage of it to attack the enemy.