make the most of

1. Use to the greatest advantage, as in She planned to make the most of her trip to Europe, or The class quickly made the most of the teacher's absence. This expression was first recorded in 1526.

Example Sentences

But how do you make the most of that chance?

From BBC

One source says the party is trying to make the most of "voters who are unconvinced by Badenoch, but horrified by Farage".

From BBC

Six boats are believed to have set off from northern France, as the smugglers make the most of a break in the windy weather in the Channel.

From BBC

The co-founder of John Geiger clothing and footwear said he reserved the Invisible House for a company retreat but had hoped to make the most of the booking by also shooting content in the surrounding environs.

From Los Angeles Times

A fan takes a catch in the crowd, celebrating with his friends as the fans make the most of the reduced overs first T20 match between England and South Africa at Sophia Gardens in Cardiff.

From BBC

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