make
māk/Submit
verb
verb: make; 3rd person present: makes; past tense: made; past participle: made; gerund or present participle: making
1.
form (something) by putting parts together or combining substances; construct; create.
"my grandmother made a dress for me"
synonyms: construct, build, assemble, put together, manufacture, produce, fabricate, create, form, fashion, model More
antonyms: destroy
alter something so that it forms or constitutes (something else).
"buffalo's milk can be made into cheese"
compose, prepare, or draw up (something written or abstract).
"she made her will"
synonyms: formulate, frame, draw up, devise, make out, prepare, compile, compose, put together; More
prepare (a dish, drink, or meal) for consumption.
"she was making lunch for Lucy and Francis"
synonyms: prepare, get ready, put together, concoct, cook, dish up, throw together, whip up, brew; More
arrange bedclothes tidily on (a bed) ready for use.
arrange and light materials for (a fire).
ELECTRONICS
complete or close (a circuit).
2.
cause (something) to exist or come about; bring about.
"the drips had made a pool on the floor"
cause to become or seem.
"decorative features make brickwork more interesting"
carry out, perform, or produce (a specified action, movement, or sound).
"Unger made a speech of forty minutes"
synonyms: cause, create, give rise to, produce, bring about, generate, engender, occasion, effect, set up, establish, institute, found, develop, originate; More
communicate or express (an idea, request, or requirement).
"I tend to make heavy demands on people"
synonyms: utter, give, deliver, give voice to, enunciate, recite, pronounce More
archaic
enter into a contract of (marriage).
"a marriage made in heaven"
appoint or designate (someone) to a position.
"he was made a colonel in the Mexican army"
synonyms: appoint, designate, name, nominate, select, elect, vote in, install; More
represent or cause to appear in a specified way.
"the sale price and extended warranty make it an excellent value"
cause or ensure the success or advancement of.
"the work which really made Wordsworth's reputation"
3.
compel (someone) to do something.
"she bought me a brandy and made me drink it"
synonyms: force, compel, coerce, press, drive, pressure, oblige, require; More
4.
constitute; amount to.
"they made an unusual duo"
synonyms: be, act as, serve as, function as, constitute, do duty for More
serve as or become through development or adaptation.
"this fern makes a good houseplant"
synonyms: be, act as, serve as, function as, constitute, do duty for More
consider to be; estimate as.
"How many are there? I make it sixteen"
agree or decide on (a specified arrangement), typically one concerning a time or place.
"let's make it 7:30"
synonyms: reach, come to, settle on, determine on, conclude More
5.
gain or earn (money or profit).
"he'd made a lot of money out of hardware"
synonyms: acquire, obtain, gain, get, realize, secure, win, earn; More
antonyms: lose
6.
arrive at (a place) within a specified time or in time for (a train or other transport).
"we've got a lot to do if you're going to make the shuttle"
synonyms: catch, get, arrive/be in time for, arrive at, reach; More
antonyms: miss
succeed in something; become successful.
"he waited confidently for his band to make it"
synonyms: succeed, be a success, distinguish oneself, get ahead, make good; More
achieve a place in.
"these dogs seldom make the news"
synonyms: gain a place in, get into, gain access to, enter; More
achieve the rank of.
"he wasn't going to make captain"
7.
go or prepare to go in a particular direction.
"he struggled to his feet and made toward the car"
act as if one is about to perform an action.
"she made as if to leave the room"
synonyms: feign, pretend, make a show/pretense of, affect, feint, make out More
8.
informal
induce (someone) to have sexual intercourse with one.
"he had been trying to make Cynthia for two years now"
9.
(in bridge, whist, and similar games) win (a trick).
win a trick with (a card).
win the number of tricks that fulfills (a contract).
shuffle (a pack of cards) for dealing.
10.
(of the tide) begin to flow or ebb.
noun
noun: make; plural noun: makes
1.
the manufacturer or trade name of a particular product.
"the make, model, and year of his car"
synonyms: brand, marque, label More
the structure or composition of something.
2.
the making of electrical contact.
جعل
صنع
خلق
فعل
تجبر
شن
ربح
حضر
حول
تصرف
نجح
أنتج
عوض
أسعد
غلق
هيأ
إتخذ قرارا
أحرز هدفا
تملق
بدأ عملا
إندفع نحو
اندفع
وصل
أكرهه على
تناول
اعتبر
عين
أضرم
بنى
أحدث
noun
صنع
إنتاج
بناء
طراز
خياطة
شكل
هيئة
māk/Submit
verb
verb: make; 3rd person present: makes; past tense: made; past participle: made; gerund or present participle: making
1.
form (something) by putting parts together or combining substances; construct; create.
"my grandmother made a dress for me"
synonyms: construct, build, assemble, put together, manufacture, produce, fabricate, create, form, fashion, model More
antonyms: destroy
alter something so that it forms or constitutes (something else).
"buffalo's milk can be made into cheese"
compose, prepare, or draw up (something written or abstract).
"she made her will"
synonyms: formulate, frame, draw up, devise, make out, prepare, compile, compose, put together; More
prepare (a dish, drink, or meal) for consumption.
"she was making lunch for Lucy and Francis"
synonyms: prepare, get ready, put together, concoct, cook, dish up, throw together, whip up, brew; More
arrange bedclothes tidily on (a bed) ready for use.
arrange and light materials for (a fire).
ELECTRONICS
complete or close (a circuit).
2.
cause (something) to exist or come about; bring about.
"the drips had made a pool on the floor"
cause to become or seem.
"decorative features make brickwork more interesting"
carry out, perform, or produce (a specified action, movement, or sound).
"Unger made a speech of forty minutes"
synonyms: cause, create, give rise to, produce, bring about, generate, engender, occasion, effect, set up, establish, institute, found, develop, originate; More
communicate or express (an idea, request, or requirement).
"I tend to make heavy demands on people"
synonyms: utter, give, deliver, give voice to, enunciate, recite, pronounce More
archaic
enter into a contract of (marriage).
"a marriage made in heaven"
appoint or designate (someone) to a position.
"he was made a colonel in the Mexican army"
synonyms: appoint, designate, name, nominate, select, elect, vote in, install; More
represent or cause to appear in a specified way.
"the sale price and extended warranty make it an excellent value"
cause or ensure the success or advancement of.
"the work which really made Wordsworth's reputation"
3.
compel (someone) to do something.
"she bought me a brandy and made me drink it"
synonyms: force, compel, coerce, press, drive, pressure, oblige, require; More
4.
constitute; amount to.
"they made an unusual duo"
synonyms: be, act as, serve as, function as, constitute, do duty for More
serve as or become through development or adaptation.
"this fern makes a good houseplant"
synonyms: be, act as, serve as, function as, constitute, do duty for More
consider to be; estimate as.
"How many are there? I make it sixteen"
agree or decide on (a specified arrangement), typically one concerning a time or place.
"let's make it 7:30"
synonyms: reach, come to, settle on, determine on, conclude More
5.
gain or earn (money or profit).
"he'd made a lot of money out of hardware"
synonyms: acquire, obtain, gain, get, realize, secure, win, earn; More
antonyms: lose
6.
arrive at (a place) within a specified time or in time for (a train or other transport).
"we've got a lot to do if you're going to make the shuttle"
synonyms: catch, get, arrive/be in time for, arrive at, reach; More
antonyms: miss
succeed in something; become successful.
"he waited confidently for his band to make it"
synonyms: succeed, be a success, distinguish oneself, get ahead, make good; More
achieve a place in.
"these dogs seldom make the news"
synonyms: gain a place in, get into, gain access to, enter; More
achieve the rank of.
"he wasn't going to make captain"
7.
go or prepare to go in a particular direction.
"he struggled to his feet and made toward the car"
act as if one is about to perform an action.
"she made as if to leave the room"
synonyms: feign, pretend, make a show/pretense of, affect, feint, make out More
8.
informal
induce (someone) to have sexual intercourse with one.
"he had been trying to make Cynthia for two years now"
9.
(in bridge, whist, and similar games) win (a trick).
win a trick with (a card).
win the number of tricks that fulfills (a contract).
shuffle (a pack of cards) for dealing.
10.
(of the tide) begin to flow or ebb.
noun
noun: make; plural noun: makes
1.
the manufacturer or trade name of a particular product.
"the make, model, and year of his car"
synonyms: brand, marque, label More
the structure or composition of something.
2.
the making of electrical contact.
جعل
صنع
خلق
فعل
تجبر
شن
ربح
حضر
حول
تصرف
نجح
أنتج
عوض
أسعد
غلق
هيأ
إتخذ قرارا
أحرز هدفا
تملق
بدأ عملا
إندفع نحو
اندفع
وصل
أكرهه على
تناول
اعتبر
عين
أضرم
بنى
أحدث
noun
صنع
إنتاج
بناء
طراز
خياطة
شكل
هيئة
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