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🛠️make

verb
/meɪk/
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Meaning

to create, build, or cause something to happen
to create, produce, or construct something
to create or produce something; to cause something to happen

Example Sentences

She can make delicious cakes.

I make coffee every morning.

She likes to make delicious cakes for her friends.

Example Expressions

make a difference

Synonyms

create, build, produce, prepare, construct, form
Entry 1
create, build, produce, prepare, construct
Entry 2
create, produce, build, construct
Entry 3
create, produce, build, construct, form

Antonyms

destroy, ruin, break, demolish
Entry 1
destroy, ruin, break
Entry 2
destroy, break, demolish, ruin
Entry 3
destroy, break, demolish, ruin

Collocations

make money, make a decision, make friends, make progress, make decision, make mistake, make time, make decisions, make effort, make sense
Entry 1
make money, make a decision, make friends, make progress
Entry 2
make decision, make progress, make mistake, make money, make time
Entry 3
make progress, make decisions, make time, make effort, make sense

More Example Sentences

I have to make creative content.

You should make a trip to my city sometime.

Is there anything I can do to make you feel better?

Hello, I'd like to make an appointment with Dr. Karim.

Hello, I'd like to make an appointment with Dr. Smith.

Hello, I'd like to make an appointment with Dr. Farhana.

I'd like to make a reservation for October 1 for 4 nights, please.

I'd like to make a reservation for January 2 for 2 nights, please.

I'd like to make a reservation for November 3 for three nights, please.

They asked me to describe a situation where I had to make an unpopular decision. I couldn't think of anything on the spot.

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