to  make   something  (out) of  something
make
meɪk
meik
something
aʊt
awt
(out)
əv
ēv
of
something

Définition et signification de « make something (out) of something » en anglais

to make something (out) of something
01

to manage to make something by assembling different parts or raw materials together 

Exemples
For generations, people have made furniture out of what was available. 
to  make   something  (out) of  somebody or something
make
meɪk
meik
something
aʊt
awt
(out)
əv
ēv
of
somebody or something
to make something (out) of somebody or something
01

to change someone or something into a completely different person or thing 

Exemples
The Olympics can make sporting heroes out of previously little-known athletes. 
to make of
make
meɪk
meik
of
ɒv
ov
to make of
01

penser de, interpréter

to form an opinion or interpretation about something 
informations grammaticales
composition morphologique
à particule
verbe d’action
régulier
inséparable
particule
of
verbe de base
make
présent
make of
3e personne du singulier
makes of
participe présent
making of
passé simple
made of
participe passé
made of
Exemples
After analyzing the evidence, what do you make of the mysterious occurrence? 

Après avoir analysé les preuves, que pensez-vous de l'occurrence mystérieuse ?

02

penser de, réagir à

to consider or react to something in a particular way 
Exemples
It took him an hour to walk to the station but he made nothing of it. 

Il lui a fallu une heure pour marcher jusqu'à la gare mais il n'en a rien fait.

03

se faire une opinion, juger

to form an opinion or judgment about a person based on what one sees or hears 
Exemples
She did not know what to make of him at first. 

Elle ne savait pas quoi penser de lui au début.

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