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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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put something to good advantage

Is it correct to say
'Put it to good advantage'
I can't seem to find it in the dictionary if it is.

Thanks in advance
  

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Anonymous Is it correct to say 'Put it to good advantage' Yes, that might work. Or "show it off to (best) advantage". It will depend on the context.

— CalifJim

  • Anonymous Is it correct to say 'Put it to good advantage' Yes, that might work.
  • Or "show it off to (best) advantage".
  • It will depend on the context.
  • Only the individual words can be found in the dictionary.
  • It's not an expression or idiom in English.
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AnonymousIs it correct to say 'Put it to good advantage'
Yes, that might work. Or "show it off to (best) advantage". It will depend on the context.

Only the individual words can be found in the dictionary. It's not an expression or idiom in English.

I suspect you're looking for the English for "faire valoir", a very difficult expression to
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