Can anyone give me an Englisn proverb with meaning "to use something on full potintial"?
Probably I didn't explain it right. For example, I want say this proverb when I'm driving a car on a highest speed, like "I'm using the car on its full potential".
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When you are driving your car at its highest speed, you could say that you are "pushing it to the limit".
Another phrase for using something at full potential might be ' to get the most out of it'.
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"Make the most of it"... however that refers to being in a less-than-perfect situation.
Specifically for driving a car at maximum speed, you could also say, "put the pedal to the metal"!! (ie. put the accelerator pedal to the metal floor, on full).
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Here is an old proverb as a poem to show that you should keep trying to improve if you want to reach your full potential.
Good better best
Never let it rest
Until the good is better
And the better is best
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Learning is a treasure that will follow its owner everywhere.
meaning:
Education is something you keep forever.
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