Phrasal verb "make"
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make the most of /meɪk ðə məʊst əv / 🙂
использовать на максимум
To take full advantage of a situation or opportunity.
How can I make the most of college?
The kids made the most of recess.
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make an exception /ˌmeɪkənɪkˈsepʃən/
сделать исключение; пойти на уступку
To allow something that is usually not allowed.
He decided to make an exception for his best friend.
Normally no pets, but let's make an exception.
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make it up to /ˈmeɪk ɪt ʌp tuː / 🙂
возместить; исправить
To do something to compensate for a mistake or wrongdoing.
He made it up to her with flowers.
Sorry, I'll make it up to everyone later.
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make way /ˌmeɪk ˈweɪ / 🙂
уступите дорогу; дайте пройти; освободите путь
To move out of a path or clear a space so someone or something can pass through.
Clear the path and make way for innovation.
The herd made way for the lion pride.
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make a promise /ˌmeɪkəˈprɒmɪs/ 🙂
дать обещание; пообещать
To say that you will definitely do something in the future.
Making a promise is serious business.
Let's make a promise to stay friends.
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make an effort /ˌmeɪkənˈefət/ 🙂
приложить усилие; постараться
"try hard to do something"
Making an effort builds good habits.
Let's make an effort to compromise.
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make sense /meɪk sens / 🙂
иметь смысл; быть логичным
быть понятным
When something "makes sense," it means that it is logical or understandable. It fits together in a way that is clear and easy to follow.
It really makes sense to learn English.― User
Once explained, it all makes sense.
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make up with /ˌmeɪk ʌp wɪð / 🙂
помириться с; наладить отношения с
To become friends again after an argument or disagreement.
Kids usually make up with parents fast.
The couple made up with a romantic dinner.
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make fun of /ˈmeɪk ˈfʌn əv/
смеяться над; издеваться
To laugh at/ make jokes about
It's mean to make fun of someone's weight.
Fans online make fun of the losing team.
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make a difference /ˈmeɪk ə ˈdɪfrəns/ 🙂
изменить что-то
менять ситуацию к лучшему
To have an effect or influence on something, often in a positive way.
He's always making a difference locally.
They made a difference yesterday.
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make a point /ˌmeɪkəˈpɔɪnt/ 🙂
высказать точку зрения
To clearly express or explain something so others understand.
Don't make a point of criticizing him.
She makes a point of thanking everyone.
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make up one's mind /meɪk ʌp wʌnz maɪnd / 🙂
принять решение
To decide on something after thinking about it or considering different options.
She must make up her mind quickly.
Kids, make up your minds about the game.
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make off with /meɪk ɒf wɪð/
унести с собой
To steal or take something without permission.
He made off with the boss's laptop.
Thieves often make off with laptops here.
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make up for /meɪk ʌp fə /
наверстать
компенсировать; исправить
To do something to compensate for a mistake or a loss. It means to try to make things right or to make someone feel better after something bad has happened.
She cooked his favorite meal to make up for the argument.
Donations help make up for the budget shortfall.
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make do /ˌmeɪk ˈduː/
довольствоваться
обходиться; справляться
To manage with what is available, even if it is not ideal.
They make do without fancy gadgets.
We're making do until repairs finish.
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make for /meɪk fɔː /
направляться к
To move towards or go in the direction of something.
Spicy sauce makes for bold flavors.
The plot twists make for excitement.
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make out /meɪk aʊt/
разобрать; понять; составить; справиться
To understand or comprehend something, often used when trying to figure out a difficult or confusing situation. It can also mean to kiss or engage in romantic activity with someone.
User: a slang term that refers to kissing and engaging in intimate physical contact with another person
You'll make out fine on your own.
She made out that she was innocent.
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make up /meɪk ʌp/
составлять
придумывать
мириться
макияж
User: to prepare or arrange something by putting different things together
User: to invent or create something, especially a story or an excuse
Let's make up and be friends.
The class is made up of students.
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