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41 give of one's best
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42 make the best of a bad job
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43 she did her best
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44 we did our best
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45 not at his best
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46 (even) at the best of times
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47 (have) the best of both worlds
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48 I had better/best forget it
I had better/best forget itik moest dat maar vergeten, het zou beter/het beste zijn als ik dat vergat -
49 I know what suits me best
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50 I number him among my best friends
I number him among my best friendsEnglish-Dutch dictionary > I number him among my best friends
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51 act for the best
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52 all the best!
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53 as best one can/may
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54 be on one's best behaviour
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55 bring out the best in someone
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56 dressed in one's (Sunday) best
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57 far and away the best
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58 get the best/most/utmost out of
get the best/most/utmost out of -
59 get/have the best of it
get/have the best of itde overhand krijgen/hebben -
60 get/have the best of someone
get/have the best of someoneiemand te slim/vlug af zijn, het winnen van iemand
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Best — Best, n. Utmost; highest endeavor or state; most nearly perfect thing, or being, or action; as, to do one s best; to the best of our ability. [1913 Webster] {At best}, in the utmost degree or extent applicable to the case; under the most… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English