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To make use of (something), To take full advantage of, To capitalize on, To leverage (skills), Bring out (the quality of)

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At a company meeting: 'Let's put our employees' opinions to good use and create a better work environment.'

Cooking show: 'This recipe is for a soup that brings out the freshness of locally grown vegetables.'

Career counseling session: 'Why don't you try looking for a job where you can make use of your language abilities?'

Camera advertisement: 'This camera is designed to take full advantage of the performance of its cutting-edge sensor.'

Manager to the team: 'If we leverage the unique qualities of every team member, we should be able to get even better results.'

Interior design blog: 'By using mirrors, you can make the most of the perceived space in a limited area.'

From a self-help book: 'It's important to apply the lessons learned from past mistakes to the future.'

Study abroad program advertisement: 'Why not make the most of your summer vacation and have a new experience overseas?'

Art teacher to a student: 'If you make use of your unique ideas, you can create even more interesting work.'

Internal company email: 'This new tool supports decision-making that utilizes data.'

In a university lecture: 'We must consider how we should apply the lessons of history to solving modern-day problems.'

A coach's words: 'If you capitalize on the results of all your practice up to now, you can definitely win.'