gets the best out of

17:52 Mar 17, 2020 

The answers provided below are all based on the context provided, which seems pretty clear.

There is a difference between "to get the best out of somebody" and "to make the most of something." There is yet another expression that is very similar and could be confusing to some people, "to get the better of somebody." These are all different, and when the context is there, we may have even more subtle differences. But here, the case is pretty clear to a good number of respondents.

16:31 Mar 17, 2020 

The prior context and subject tone who decide the meaning of it. "gets the best out" has a lot of different meanings and always depending on the context you have. E.G: It could mean take advantage of something, A football player fell in the box without been really tackled, we say "he make most of it".