make
释义
verb做，制造；创作；使变得，使成为；产生；引起；使变得，使成为；使看上去像；做，作出；迫使，强迫；选举，任命；适合，足以成为；（与钱、数字和时间连用）；赶到，抵达；凑合，将就；把…变成，把…改成；看清，听清；弄懂；言归于好；编造，捏造
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英英释义
verbto produce or create something
verbto cause something to be or to happen; to produce something
verbto cause somebody or something to become or seem to be something
verba word that you use to say what somebody or something does
verbto force somebody to do something
verbto choose somebody to do a job
verbto have the right qualities to become something
verba word that you use with money, numbers and time
verbto be able to go somewhere
verbto use something that is not very good, because there is nothing better
verbto change something so that it becomes a different thing
verbto be able to see, hear or understand something or somebody
verbto become friends again after an argument
verbto tell somebody something that is not true
nounthe name of the company that made something
场景例句
- They make cars in that factory.
- He made a box out of some pieces of wood.
- This shirt is made of cotton.
- The plane made a loud noise when it landed.
- That film made me cry.
- I made a mistake.
- We can make you a star!
- You made me look stupid.
- You’ve made a terrible mess of this job.
- We need to make a decision.
- She made no reply.
- My father made me stay at home.
- They made him President.
- She will make an excellent teacher.
- This room would make a nice office.
- She makes (= earns) a lot of money.
- Five and seven make twelve.
- ‘What’s the time?’ ‘I make it six o’clock.’
- I’m afraid I can’t make the meeting on Friday.
- We didn’t have a table, but we made do with some boxes.
- They made the bedroom into an office.
- It was dark and I couldn’t make out the words on the sign.
- Jane and Tom had an argument last week, but they’ve made up now.
- Has she made up with him yet?
- Nobody believes that story – he made it up!
- ‘What make is your car?’ ‘It’s a Ford.’
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