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Idiom make the best ofmake the best of (something) British, American & Australian, British & Australian to try to think and act in a positive way when you have to accept a situation which you do not like but cannot change.The room they've given us is too small really, but we'll just have to make the best of it.It was a difficult speech to give, but I think she made the best of a bad job.
make the best of (something)To deal with and create the best possible outcome of a bad, unfortunate, or unpleasant situation or set of circumstances. I know this data entry job isn't what you wanted for a career, but for the time being try and make the best of it. We weren't expecting to have to share our timeshare with others, but there's nothing we can do about it now, so we'd better make the best of a bad situation. make the best of somethingto do as well as possible with something that is not too promising. I don't like it, but I will try to make the best of my summer landscaping job by getting a good tan. I will make the best of it, for a while anyway. make the best of To accept (a bad situation) in as good a light as possible. |