make hay

Language: en

Meaning: (literally)To cutgrassto turn into hay foranimal feed.; (idiomatic)To takeadvantageof anopportunity.2021January 27, Christian Wolmar, “Little-used stations”, inRAIL, issue 923, page46:I suggested that this was a mistake, particularly at a time of national crisis on the railways, because it opened the way for critics of the railway tomake hay- which Institute of Economic Affairs Director Richard Wellings duly did in an anti-rail article in theDaily Telegraph.

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