单词 | make the best of |
释义 | best /best/adjective
To win against, outdo or outwit ORIGIN: OE betst, betest; see better bestˈie noun (slang) A best friend bestˈ-ball adjective (golf) Applied to foursomes, etc in which it is the lowest score at individual holes that is counted best-before date noun The date (stamped, etc on a package esp with the wording ‘best before (eg) 12 September’) up to which a manufacturer can guarantee the good quality of a consumer (usu food) product best boy noun (esp N American) The chief assistant to the head lighting electrician on a film or television production crew best boy or best girl noun (informal) A favourite friend of the opposite sex, a boyfriend or girlfriend best buy noun The most highly recommended purchase from those available best end noun A cut of lamb, etc from the part of the neck nearest the ribs best maid noun (Scot) A bridesmaid best man noun The groom's (male) attendant and ring-keeper at a wedding best part noun The larger part bestsellˈer noun
bestsellˈerdom noun Bestsellers collectively, popular publishing bestsellˈing adjective Of a book, etc or author that is a bestseller (all) for the best Likely to have the best ultimate outcome all the best see under all as best one can As well as one can at best Assuming the most favourable conditions at the best of times Even in the most favourable circumstances for the best
get or have the best of it To gain the advantage in a contest give someone best To concede the victory to someone had best see under have make the best of To obtain the best results from (a poor, unpromising, etc situation) make the best of one's way To go as fast as one can put one's best foot forward see under foot six of the best see under six to the best of one's knowledge or belief or ability As far as one knows, believes or is able with the best (of them) As successfully as anyone make1 /māk/transitive verb (mākˈing; māde)
ORIGIN: OE macian; Ger machen makˈable or makeˈable adjective mākˈer noun
mākˈing noun
makeˈ-and-breakˈ noun
makeˈbate noun (archaic) A mischief-maker makeˈ-believe intransitive verb see make believe below. noun Feigning (also makeˈ-belief) adjective Feigned makeˈ-do adjective Makeshift makeˈ-or-breakˈ adjective see make or break below. makeˈover noun
makeˈ-peace noun (Shakespeare) A peace-maker makeˈ-ready noun Preparation of a letterpress sheet for printing, so as to obtain evenness of impression makeˈshift noun A temporary expedient or substitute adjective Of the nature of or characterized by a temporary expedient makeˈunder noun (:informal) A complete change of dress, appearance, etc to make a person seem less glamorous makeˈ-up noun (also without hyphen)
makeˈ-weight noun
be the making of To ensure the success of have the makings of To have all the necessary ability and inclination to become in the making In the process of being formed, developed, etc, or of becoming make account of see under account make a face To grimace, contort the features make a figure To be conspicuous make a fool of see under fool1 make after To follow or pursue make against To militate or tell against make a (good) meal, dinner, etc To dine, etc (plentifully or heartily) make allowances for see under allow make a meal of see under meal1 make amends To render compensation or satisfaction make an ass of oneself To behave like a fool make a night (or day) of it To extend an, esp enjoyable, activity through the whole night (or day) make as if or (N American) make like or as though To act as if, to pretend that make at To make a hostile movement against make away (with) To put out of the way, get rid of, destroy, kill (see also make off or away with below) make believe
make bold see under bold make certain (of)
make do (with) To manage (with the usu inferior or inadequate means available) make down
make eyes at see under eye1 make for
make free with see under free make friends
make good, make light of, make little of, make love to, make merry see under good, etc. make head or tail of To find any sense in make it
make much of
make no doubt To have no doubt, to be confident make nothing of
make of
make off To decamp make off or away with To run away with make on (Shakespeare) To make much of make one's way
make or break or make or mar To be the crucial test that brings success or failure to (makeˈ-or-breakˈ adjective) make or meddle with To have to do with, interfere with make out
make over
make sail
make someone's day see under day make sure (of)
make the best of
make the most of To use to the best advantage make up
make up one's mind To come to a decision make up to
make way see under way1 make with (informal; orig N American) To start using, doing, etc (something), to bring on or into operation meet one's maker To meet God, to die of one's own making Entirely the result of one's own decisions and actions on the make (informal) Bent on self-advancement or promotion, or on finding a sexual partner put the make on (slang) To make sexual advances to |
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