Make

• Make up - kitalál, kibékül
• To invent a story, an excuse, or a lie.
• She made up a story about being sick to avoid going to work.
• To forgive someone and be friends again after an argument.
• They had a big fight, but they made up quickly.
• Make out - érteni, látni, smárolni
• To be able to see or hear something with difficulty.
• I can't quite make out what he's saying.
• To kiss and touch someone passionately.
• They were making out in the back row of the cinema.
• Make for - elindul valami felé, hozzájárul valamihez
• To move towards a place.
• They made for the nearest exit when the fire alarm rang.
• To result in or contribute to something.
• Careful planning makes for a successful project.
• Make over - átalakít
• To change the appearance of someone or something completely.
• The TV show made over her entire apartment.
• Make off (with) - elmenekül (valamivel)
• To steal something and escape with it.
• The thieves made off with all the jewelry.