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Make
Fichas del conjunto (8)
- 1Make (something) out make (something) out to be Make for (something) Make (sb/st) into (sb/st) Make (somebody) out Make up Make out Make of Make off Make off with Make up forHacer (algo) fuera
hacer (algo) a ser
Hacer de (algo)
Marca (sb / st) en (sb / st)
Marca (alguien) fuera
maquillaje
dar a entender
hacer de
hacer off
Hacer con
Compensar - 2Make (it) up inventar (stories, new devices)those were interesting stories but it was clear he made THEM up
- 3Make (something) out 1. = to just be able to hear, read or see something He spoke so quietly we could hardly make out what he was saying. If you can make out the billboard from such a distance you really have excellent vision. 2. = to fill out the details of a document (usually a check) You can make out the cheque to Woodward Ltd.Make (something) out to be
1. = to claim; to assert
He makes himself out to be an important artist but his paintings are utter garbage.
I think the critics make that movie out to be more profound than it really is. - 4Make for (Something) 1. = to move towards something or a place Make for the hills, a tsunami is approaching! He made for his apartment a couple of hours ago. 2. = to contribute to, lead to or cause a result or situation. Shakespeare's writing makes for a difficult read. His gift of $1,000 will certainly make for a happy birthday. Both candidates are popular so it should make for an interesting election.Make of
1. = to try to understand and find a reason for something
I don't know what to make of her suddenly unfriendly attitude towards me.
Can you make anything of these ruins?
2. = to think and have an opinion about something
What do you make of the new policy the president signed? - 5Make out 1. = Manage; fare; deal with. Usually used informally in a question after "How...?" How did you make out yesterday on the biology test? How is she making out with the recent death of her mother? 2. = slang for to kiss and grope, though not to have sex. We were making out in the gym and got caught by the teacherMake (somebody) out
1. = To understand a person's character
Since she is normally quiet and reserved it is hard to make her out.
Make (something) over to (somebody)
1. = Transfer ownership
The government of Mugabe made all the lands of the whites over to black African farmers. - 6Make off 1. = To hurry away, especially in order to escape The thieves had to make off in their car when the police arrived. The pop star made off from the concert before the fans could find him. Make off with 1. = To steal something and (quickly) take it away. The looters made off with all the laptops that were in the computer store.Make (somebody/something) into (somebody/something)
1 to convert one thing into another thing
His parents made his bedroom into a billiards room once he moved out.
His father said that joining the army would make him into a real man, but he was wrong.
Make up for
1. = the compensate for something; to replace something lost
I know I ruined your favourite dress but I hope this new one I bought you makes up for it.
What she lacked in experience, she made up for in the way she learns quickly.
She spend two weeks with her family to make up for her year long absence.
Hopefully insurance will make up for the damages from the fire. - 7make after - seguir a, perseguir The police made after the suspect all around the city. La policía persiguió al sospechoso por toda la ciudad. make away with - robar The thieves made away with my grandmother's jewels. Los ladrones se llevaron las joyas de mi abuela. make for - dirigirse hacia, atacar The dog made for the door when it heard its master arriving. El perro se dirigió hacia la puerta cuando oyó que su amo llegaba. make of - querer saber la opinión de alguien acerca de algo o alguien What do you make of the new assistant?. ¿Qué opinas acerca de la nueva asistente?.make off - irse rápidamente
make off with - llevarse algo, escaparse con algo
The trespassers made off quickly when I turned on the garden light.
Los intrusos huyeron rápidamente cuando prendí la luz del jardín.
The masked men made off the bank with a lot of money.
Los hombres enmascarados se escaparon del banco con un montón de dinero.
make out - (a) comprender (b) fingir (c) emitir un documento (d) distinguir, comprender
Angela is trying to make out why her husband has quit his job.
Angela intenta comprender porqué su esposo ha renunciado a su trabajo.
Stop making out that you don't understand my question.
Deja de fingir que no entiendes mi pregunta.
He made out a check for ten thousand dollars! I couldn't believe it!
¡Hizo un cheque por diez mil dólares! ¡Yo no lo podía creer!
A plane flew by and I couldn't make out what Kate said.
Pasó un avión y no pude comprender lo que dijo Kate. - 8make over - (a) cambiar de imagen (b) ceder, transferir Last month Lou had a make over. He looks very handsome now! El mes pasado Lou se hizo un cambio de imagen. ¡Está muy guapo ahora! In his will, Mr. Smith makes over his property to his grandson. En el testamento, el Sr. Smith transfiere su propiedad en Londres a su nieto .make up - (a) inventar una historia (b) maquillarse (c) for - compensar (d) to - recompensar a alguien (e) to - adular (f) with - reconciliarse
Peter doesn't know what has happened, he's just making it up.
Peter no sabe lo que ha ocurrido, lo está inventando.
I'm not ready yet! I still have to make up!
¡Todavía no estoy lista! ¡Me falta maquillarme!
The owner will make up for the inconvents with a free dinner.
El dueño compensará el inconveniente invitándonos con una cena sin cargo.
After all he's done to her, John will make it up to Meg by taking her to the movies.
Después de todo lo que le ha hecho, John recompensará a Megan llevándola al cine.
Joe's trying to make up to the teacher because he hasn't studied.
Joseph está intentando adular a la maestra porque no ha estudiado nada.
After the misunderstanding Sally is making up with Pedro.
Luego del malentendido Sally se está reconciliando con Pedro.
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- fce Ingles Fichas sobre Make, creado por mgdln10 el 17/09/2014.
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