(had) best (do something)

It is a good idea or in one's best interest to do something. I'd best get to bed early tonight, since I have to be at the airport at 3:30 AM. You best call your mother before she hears about your pregnancy from someone else.

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

(had) best do something

ought to do something, had better do something. Mary had best learn to mind her manners. You best listen to what I say.

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

See also:

best do
give it (one's) best shot
give it one's best shot
put one's best foot forward, to
as best (one) can
as best one can
as best you can
bring out the best in
bring out the best in (one)
bring out the best in somebody

词组	(had) best (do something)
释义	(had) best (do something) (had) best (do something) It is a good idea or in one's best interest to do something. I'd best get to bed early tonight, since I have to be at the airport at 3:30 AM. You best call your mother before she hears about your pregnancy from someone else. Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. (had) best do something ought to do something, had better do something. Mary had best learn to mind her manners. You best listen to what I say. McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: best do give it (one's) best shot give it one's best shot put one's best foot forward, to as best (one) can as best one can as best you can bring out the best in bring out the best in (one) bring out the best in somebody
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