English Multimedia Dictionary
Every search is an adventure
Example:
make
verb
1. to create or cause to exist or happen
Taylor Swift decided to make a cake.
Anonymous
1. I just want you to know that I believe in you.
2. I really do.
3. And I believe in your ability to make the right choices.
She is making a cake.
Anonymous
She makes dresses.
Anonymous
2. to earn a certain amount of money
She made a lot of money from her business.
Anonymous
1. We made even more than we needed.
2. What do you guys think we should do with all the extra money?
3. Let's invest it into our business.
He makes $200 from his job.
Anonymous
I'm making profit from stock market investments.
Anonymous
3. To earn or achieve something, especially money or progress.
She makes a lot of money working overtime.
You can make a name for yourself with hard work.
Anonymous
He was able to make a profit from the sale.
Anonymous
She makes a lot of money working overtime.
Anonymous
4. To cause something to exist or happen.
Can you make this process faster?
This decision will make a big impact.
Anonymous
His lack of effort will make things difficult.
Anonymous
Can you make this process faster?
Anonymous
5. To create, assemble, or produce something.
She will make a cake for the party.
I always make my bed in the morning.
Anonymous
You need to make a model for the project.
Anonymous
She will make a cake for the party.
Anonymous
make
noun
1. The brand or type of a product, commonly vehicles or machinery.
What make is your car?
This is a reliable make of machinery.
Anonymous
The phone's make and model are outdated.
Anonymous
What make is your car?
Anonymous