make the best of a bad job



make the best of a bad job

Prov. to try to salvage something from a ruined situation. When the dry cleaners ruined Mrs. Anderson's coat, they made the best of a bad job by offering to buy her another one.
See also: bad, job, make, of

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Kunegundakuw-ne-GUWN-dahPolish
Willard['wilɑ:d]
Kirkland['kɜ:klənd]
Abaddonə-BAD-ən (English)Biblical
Fearghal-Irish
RobRAHB (English), RAWB (Dutch)English, Dutch