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to make something (out) of something
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to manage to make something by assembling different parts or raw materials together
Example
The teacher was disappointed when the students made light of the importance of the assignment.
It is best to begin by making the salad of the ingredients usually preferred and mixing in a small quantity of one or two of the new ingredients.
The academic 's research was so thorough that it made the success of her groundbreaking theory a foregone conclusion.
to make something (out) of somebody or something
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to change someone or something into a completely different person or thing
to make of
[phrase form: make]
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to form an opinion or interpretation about something
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to consider or react to something in a particular way
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to form an opinion or judgment about a person based on what one sees or hears
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The teacher was disappointed when the students made light of the importance of the assignment.
It is best to begin by making the salad of the ingredients usually preferred and mixing in a small quantity of one or two of the new ingredients.
The academic's research was so thorough that it made the success of her groundbreaking theory a foregone conclusion.
I want a party, but I don't want to make a big thing of it.
The company has made mincemeat of its rivals in the market.
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