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I. make [Brit meɪk, americ meɪk] SUBST (brand)

make
what make is your car?

II. make <Pret imperf, Part perf made> [Brit meɪk, americ meɪk] VERBO trans

1. make (create):

make dress, cake, coffee, stain, hole, will, pact, film, sketch, noise
to make the bed
to make a rule
to make the law
to make the law
to make sth from
to make sth for sb, to make sb sth
faire qc pour qn
to make room/the time for sth
to make sth out of
to make A into B

2. make (cause to be or become, render):

make friends, enemies
to make sb hungry/thirsty
to make sth bigger
to make sth better
to make sth worse problem, situation
to make sb's cold better
to make it easy/possible to do person:

3. make (cause to do):

to make sb cry/jump/think
to make sb do sth
faire faire qc à qn
to make sth do
to make sth happen
to make sth work person: machine etc
to make sth grow/burn person:
to make sth grow/burn chemical, product:

4. make (force, compel):

to make sb do
to make sb wait/talk

5. make (turn into):

to make sb sth, to make sth of sb
faire de qn qc
to make sb a star
it'll make a man of you humor
to make sb a good husband
to make sth sth, to make sth of sth
faire de qc qc
to make a habit/a success/ an issue of sth
to make too much of sth
faire tout un plat de qc coloq

6. make (add up to, amount to):

make

7. make (earn):

make salary, amount
to make £300 a week
to make a living
to make a profit
to make a loss

8. make (reach, achieve):

make place, position
make ranking, level
make speed, distance
faire la une de coloq
newspaper to make six spades (in bridge)
to make 295 (in cricket)
faire or marquer 295

9. make (estimate, say):

I make the profit £50
what time do you make it?
can we make it a bit later?
what do you make of it?

10. make (cause success of):

make holiday, day
it really makes the room feature, colour:
go ahead, make my day! irón
to make or break sb/sth

11. make (have sex with):

make coloq
se faire calão

12. make (eat) formal:

make meal

13. make ELETRÓN:

make circuit

14. make JOGOS (shuffle):

make cards

15. make JOGOS (win):

to make a trick

III. make <Pret imperf, Part perf made> [Brit meɪk, americ meɪk] VERBO intr

1. make (act):

to make as if to do

2. make (move) → make after

3. make (shuffle cards):

make

IV. make [Brit meɪk, americ meɪk]

to be on the make coloq (gen)
to be on the make (for profit)
to be on the make (for sex)
to make it coloq (in career, life)
to make it (to party, meeting)
to make it (have sex)
s'envoyer en l'air coloq (with avec)
if they don't make it by 10pm

I. make towards VERBO [Brit meɪk -, americ meɪk -] (make towards [sth/sb])

make towards

I. make for VERBO [Brit meɪk -, americ meɪk -] (make for [sth])

1. make for (head for):

make for door, town, home

2. make for (help create):

make for easy life, happy marriage

II. make for VERBO [Brit meɪk -, americ meɪk -] (make for [sb])

1. make for (attack):

make for

2. make for (approach):

make for

I. make after VERBO [Brit meɪk -, americ meɪk -] (make after [sb])

make after

make-up [Brit ˈmeɪkʌp, americ ˈmeɪkˌəp] SUBST

1. make-up (cosmetics):

make-up
to wear make-up
to put on one's make-up

2. make-up (character):

make-up
to be part of sb's make-up
to be in sb's make-up

3. make-up (composition):

4. make-up TV, TEATR, CINEMA:

to work in make-up

5. make-up TIPOGR:

make-up

I. make for VERBO [Brit meɪk -, americ meɪk -] (make for [sth])

1. make for (head for):

make for door, town, home

2. make for (help create):

make for easy life, happy marriage

II. make for VERBO [Brit meɪk -, americ meɪk -] (make for [sb])

1. make for (attack):

make for

2. make for (approach):

make for

I. make at VERBO [Brit meɪk -, americ meɪk -] (make at [sb])

make at
attaquer (with avec)

I. make do VERBO [Brit meɪk -, americ meɪk -] (make do)

make do
to make do with

II. make do VERBO [Brit meɪk -, americ meɪk -] (make [sth] do)

make do

I. make after VERBO [Brit meɪk -, americ meɪk -] (make after [sb])

make after

I. make up VERBO [Brit meɪk -, americ meɪk -] (make up)

1. make up (put make-up on):

make up

2. make up (after quarrel):

make up
se réconcilier (with avec)

3. make up:

to make up for (compensate for) lost time, lost sleep, missed meal, delay
to make up for financial loss, deficit
to make up for personal loss, bereavement

Expressões:

to make up to coloq

II. make up VERBO [Brit meɪk -, americ meɪk -] (make up [sth], make [sth] up)

1. make up (invent):

make up excuse, story
to make sth up as one goes along

2. make up (prepare):

make up parcel, bundle, garment, road surface, bed
make up prescription
make up type

3. make up (constitute):

make up whole, personality, society
to make up 10% of

4. make up (compensate for):

make up loss, time
make up deficit, shortfall
to make the total up to £1, 000

5. make up (put make-up on):

6. make up (stoke up):

make up fire

Expressões:

to make it up (make friends)
se réconcilier (with avec)

I. make-believe SUBST [Brit ˈmeɪkbɪliːv, americ ˈmeɪkbəˌliv]

make-believe

II. make-believe ADJ [Brit ˈmeɪkbɪliːv, americ ˈmeɪkbəˌliv]

make-believe world, house, friend:

make-believe

III. make believe VERBO trans

make believe trans [ˈmeɪkbɪliːv] [ˈmeɪkbəˌliv]:

to make-believe that

I. make out VERBO [Brit meɪk -, americ meɪk -] (make out)

1. make out (manage):

make out
s'en tirer coloq

2. make out americ (grope):

make out
se peloter coloq

3. make out (claim):

make out
affirmer (that que)

II. make out VERBO [Brit meɪk -, americ meɪk -] (make out [sth], make [sth] out)

1. make out (see, distinguish):

make out shape, writing

2. make out (claim):

to make sth out to be

3. make out (understand, work out):

make out puzzle, mystery, character
to make out if or whether
I can't make him out

4. make out (write out):

make out cheque, will, list
to make out a cheque Brit or check americ to sb

5. make out (expound):

to make out a case for sth

III. make out VERBO [Brit meɪk -, americ meɪk -] (make oneself out to be)

make out rich, brilliant
make out stupid, incompetent

I. make good VERBO [Brit meɪk -, americ meɪk -] (make good)

make good

II. make good VERBO [Brit meɪk -, americ meɪk -] (make good [sth])

1. make good (make up for):

make good damage, omission, loss
make good lost time
make good deficit, shortfall

2. make good (keep):

make good promise

no Dicionário PONS

I. make <made, made> [meɪk] VERBO trans

1. make (do):

make
to make time
to make sth (out) of sth
to make a call
to make a start on sth

2. make (create, change):

to make sb curious/ill
to make sth easy/public
to make oneself known to sb

3. make (earn, get):

make money, enemies
to make friends
to make a living

4. make (force, cause):

to make sb/sth do sth
faire faire qc à qn

5. make coloq (get to, reach):

to make it
to make it to sth

6. make (calculate, decide):

I make it 5000
je trouve 5000
we'll make it Friday/$30

Expressões:

to make sb's day
to make the grade
to make sense
to make sense of sth
to make or break sb/sth

II. make [meɪk] VERBO intr

make
to make towards sth

Expressões:

to make do with sth
to make as if to +infin formal
to make like americ

III. make [meɪk] SUBST

make

Expressões:

to be on the make pej

make over VERBO trans

1. make over JUR (transfer ownership):

make over

2. make over americ (alter, convert):

to make over sth into sth

3. make over (re-do, alter):

make over

make-up SUBST

1. make-up (constitution):

make-up

2. make-up (character):

make-up

3. make-up no pl (cosmetics):

make-up
to put on make-up

I. make out VERBO intr coloq

1. make out (succeed, cope):

make out

2. make out (have sex):

to make out with sb

II. make out VERBO trans

1. make out coloq (claim):

make out
to make sb/sth out to be sth
faire passer qn/qc pour qc

2. make out (understand with difficulty):

make out
make out writing
make out fig
to make sb out

3. make out (write):

make out a cheque

Expressões:

to make out a case for sth Aus, Brit

make believe VERBO trans

make believe

I. make up VERBO trans

1. make up (compensate):

make up
make up a deficit, loss
make up the time, ground
I'll make it up to you

2. make up (complete):

make up a sum, team

3. make up (settle):

make up
make up a dispute
to make it up

4. make up (comprise):

make up
to make up the majority of sth
to be made up of people
to be made up of things

5. make up (put make-up on):

make up

6. make up (invent):

make up

7. make up (prepare):

make up

8. make up JORNAL:

make up

9. make up (decide):

II. make up VERBO intr

1. make up (be friends again):

make up

2. make up (put on make-up):

make up

make-over SUBST

1. make-over (beauty treatment):

make-over

2. make-over (redecoration):

make-over

make of VERBO trans

1. make of (understand, think of):

to make sth of sb/sth
penser qc de qn/qc
what do you make of it?

2. make of (consider important):

to make too much of sb/sth

Expressões:

do you want to make something of it? coloq

make off VERBO intr coloq

make off
to make off with sth

make for VERBO trans

1. make for (head for):

make for

2. make for (result in):

make for
no Dicionário PONS

I. make <made, made> [meɪk] VERBO trans

1. make (do):

make
to make time
to make sth (out) of sth
to make a call
to make a start on sth

2. make (create, change):

to make sb curious/sick
to make sth easy/public
to make oneself known to sb

3. make (earn, get):

make money, enemies
to make friends
to make a living

4. make (force, cause):

to make sb/sth do sth
faire faire qc à qn

5. make coloq (get to, reach):

to make it
to make it to sth

6. make (calculate, decide):

I make it 5000
je trouve 5000
we'll make it Friday/$30

Expressões:

to make sb's day
to make the grade
to make sense
to make sense of sth
to make or break sb/sth

II. make [meɪk] VERBO intr

to make do with sth
to make as if to +infin formal
to make like

III. make [meɪk] SUBST

make

Expressões:

to be on the make pej

I. make up VERBO trans

1. make up (compensate):

make up
make up a deficit, loss
make up the time, ground
I'll make it up to you

2. make up (complete):

make up a sum, team

3. make up (settle):

make up
make up a dispute
to make it up

4. make up (comprise):

make up
to make up the majority of sth
to be made up of people
to be made up of things

5. make up (put makeup on):

make up

6. make up (invent):

make up

7. make up (prepare):

make up

8. make up JORNAL:

make up

9. make up ESCOLAR:

to make up an exam

Expressões:

II. make up VERBO intr

1. make up (be friends again):

make up

2. make up (put on makeup):

make up

make of VERBO trans

1. make of (understand, think of):

to make sth of sb/sth
penser qc de qn/qc
what do you make of it?

2. make of (consider important):

to make too much of sb/sth

Expressões:

do you want to make something of it? coloq

make believe VERBO trans

make believe

make for VERBO trans

1. make for (head for):

make for

2. make for (result in):

make for

I. make out VERBO intr coloq

1. make out (succeed, cope):

make out

2. make out (succeed sexually):

to make out with sb

II. make out VERBO trans

1. make out coloq (claim):

make out
to make sb/sth out to be sth
faire passer qn/qc pour qc

2. make out (understand with difficulty):

make out
make out writing
make out fig
to make sb out

3. make out (write):

make out a check

Expressões:

to make out a case for sth

make over VERBO trans

1. make over JUR (transfer ownership):

make over

2. make over (alter, convert):

to make over sth into sth

3. make over (redo, alter):

make over

make off VERBO intr coloq

make off
to make off with sth

make-believe SUBST

make-believe

make up for VERBO trans

make up for
make up for disappointment
Present
Imake
youmake
he/she/itmakes
wemake
youmake
theymake
Past
Imade
youmade
he/she/itmade
wemade
youmade
theymade
Present Perfect
Ihavemade
youhavemade
he/she/ithasmade
wehavemade
youhavemade
theyhavemade
Past Perfect
Ihadmade
youhadmade
he/she/ithadmade
wehadmade
youhadmade
theyhadmade

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