la traduzione della parola "Make"

Make

/mˈe‌ɪk/

/ˈmeɪk/

to make

[past form: made]

VERBO

fare

to form, produce, or prepare something, by putting parts together or by combining materials

1.1

fare

to compose, formulate, or prepare something abstract or written

Example

The playwright has made several plays that have been well-received by audiences.

The filmmaker has made a documentary highlighting environmental challenges.

The poet spent hours to make a heartfelt poem for her friend's birthday.

Engineers collaborated to make a detailed blueprint for the construction of the bridge.

The musician is set to make a new album this year.

1.2

preparare

to prepare or cook something

Example

The classic American pie is made of a flaky crust and a delicious fruit filling.

He made sandwiches for everyone at the picnic.

The famous dish paella is made of rice, saffron, and a variety of seafood or meat.

The chef will make a delicious pasta dish using fresh ingredients.

The children are excited to make their own pizzas at the cooking class.

fare

to lead to a certain outcome, whether intentionally or unintentionally

2.1

fare

to cause someone or something to display or possess a specific quality, emotion, or state

Example

Hard work can make dreams become a reality.

His encouraging words made the team more confident.

Their hard work and dedication made the project successful.

The cheerful music made the atmosphere more lively.

The beautiful scenery makes the place serene and peaceful.

2.2

ottenere

to contribute significantly to the completeness or success of someone or something

Example

The final touch of accessories can make the outfit.

A strong thesis statement can make an essay.

A carefully chosen selection of spices can make a dish.

Landing a leading role in a blockbuster film could make an actor's career.

2.3

fare

to force someone or something to do something

Example

Financial difficulties made them cut down on unnecessary expenses.

The strict deadline made the team work late into the night.

His commitment to the job made him sacrifice personal time.

The bad weather made us cancel our outdoor plans.

A lack of resources made the organization struggle to meet its goals.

2.4

fare

to choose or appoint someone to a specific position or role

Example

The team unanimously made her captain for the upcoming season.

The voters made him the mayor of the city in the recent election.

The coach decided to make him the captain of the football team.

The committee decided to make him the chairman due to his experience and leadership skills.

The organization made her the spokesperson for the new campaign.

2.5

fare

to represent someone or something in a particular way

Example

The director made the villain in the movie exceptionally menacing.

The caricaturist made my smile too exaggerated in the cartoon.

The journalist wanted to make the interviewee's perspective clear to the readers.

During the presentation, the speaker tried to make the complex information more accessible to the audience.

The artist tried to make the landscape look serene and peaceful in her painting.

fare

to gain or earn money, as by doing business

arrivare

to arrive at a place or event

fare

(dummy verb) to perform an action that is specified by a noun

fare

to suit the requirements or characteristics of something particular

fare

to add up to a specific quantity or total

7.1

fare

to guess or calculate a specific value or result

fare

to try to persuade a particular person to consent to have sexual intercourse with one

fare

(in bridge, whist, or other similar card games) to successfully fulfill their contract by taking the required number of tricks

fare

to achieve a specific score or result in a sports game

fare

to succeed in reaching a particular status, position, or achievement

fare

to count to a particular total

fare

to perform or act in a movie, play, or similar production

fare

to cause someone do something particular

fare

to produce a visible effect by breaking, tearing, hitting, or removing material

fare

to turn into a particular type of person or thing

fare

to feature in a publication or news coverage

fare

(in sports) to successfully accomplish a specific action

fare

to form or constitute a pair or group with a particular characteristic or quality

fare

to appear to start an action

fare

to act or behave in a particular manner

fare

to decide specific arrangement or time

fare

to cause something or someone to be changed in a specified way

fare

to mix up a deck of cards thoroughly before dealing them in a card game

fare

to change or shape something to transform it into something else

fare

to act like something or someone

fare

to consider someone or something in a particular way

fare

to translate a text from one language into another

fare

to close doors, windows, or entrances

fare

(of the tide) to start coming in or going out

Make

SOSTANTIVO

marca

the act of mixing cards haphazardly

marca

a recognizable kind

Example

The factory workers make thousands of cars every month.

The carpenter can make custom furniture based on your design preferences.

Handcrafted candles are made of high-quality beeswax or soy wax.

The dress was made of silk, adorned with intricate embroidery.

The students will make a model of the solar system for the science fair.

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