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Synonyme von make

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produceVerbperformVerbreachVerbgiveVerbscoreVerbforceVerbappointVerbcreateVerbprepareVerbcompileVerbenactVerbearnVerbbeVerbamount toVerbgain a place inVerbget toVerbcalculateVerbbrandSubstantivnatureSubstantivstructureSubstantiv
1 (Verb) 
to bring about or produce
The crash made a noise like a building coming down.
Synonyme
produce
The drug is known to produce side-effects.
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cause
I don't want to cause any trouble.
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create
He's creating a whole new language of painting.
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effect
,
lead to
,
occasion (formal)
The incident occasioned a full-scale parliamentary row.
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generate
The minister said the reforms would generate new jobs.
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bring about
,
give rise to
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engender
Insults engender hatred against those who indulge in them.
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beget (old-fashioned)
Poverty begets debt.
2 (Verb) 
to carry out or perform
I made a gesture at him and turned away.
Synonyme
perform
people who have performed outstanding acts of bravery
,
do
I was trying to do some work.
,
act out
,
effect
Prospects for effecting real political change have taken a step backward.
,
carry out
,
engage in
,
execute
The landing was skilfully executed.
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prosecute
To prosecute this war is costing the country fifteen million pounds a day.
3 (Verb)  We've got to make a decision by next week.
Synonyme
reach
a nightshirt that reached to his knees
,
come to
,
establish
,
conclude
We concluded that he was telling the truth.
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seal
The group has sealed a deal to sell its products in China.
,
settle on
,
determine on
4 (Verb) 
to deliver
I've been asked to make a speech.
Synonyme
give
He gave no details of his plans.
,
deliver
He will deliver a speech about schools.
,
pronounce
Have I pronounced your name correctly?
,
utter
They departed without uttering a word.
,
recite
They recited poetry to one another.
5 (Verb) 
to win or score
He made 1,972 runs for the county
Synonyme
score
They scored 282 points in their first innings.
,
gain
,
amass
,
win
,
notch up (informal)
,
chalk up (informal)
The team chalked up one win after another.
6 (Verb) 
to cause to do or be
You can't make me do anything.
Synonyme
force
They forced him to work for them at gun point.
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cause
,
press
The trade unions are pressing him to stand firm.
,
compel
the introduction of legislation to compel cyclists to wear a helmet
,
drive
Curiosity drove me to probe into what they worked on together.
,
require
The rules require employers to provide safety training.
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oblige
This decree obliges unions to delay strikes.
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induce
I would do anything to induce them to stay.
,
railroad (informal)
,
constrain
Individuals will be constrained to make many sacrifices for the greater good.
,
coerce
He argued that the government had coerced him into resigning.
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impel
I felt impelled to go on speaking.
,
dragoon
He had been dragooned into the excursion.
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pressurize
He thought she was trying to pressurize him into agreeing.
,
prevail upon
7 (Verb) 
to appoint
They made him transport minister.
Synonyme
appoint
It made sense to appoint a banker to this job.
,
name
The Scots have yet to name their team.
,
select
,
elect
The people have voted to elect a new president.
,
invest
He was invested as a paramount chief of a district tribe.
,
install
A new Catholic bishop was installed yesterday.
,
nominate
It is legally possible for an elderly person to nominate someone to act for them.
,
assign
Did you choose this country or were you simply assigned here?
,
designate
We need to designate someone as our spokesperson.
,
hire as
,
cast as
,
employ as
,
ordain
Her brother had been ordained as a priest.
,
vote in as
,
recruit as
,
engage as
,
enlist as
8 (Verb) 
to create, construct, establish, or draw up
They now make cars at two plants in Europe.
Synonyme
create
,
build
Developers are now proposing to build a hotel on the site.
,
produce
The company produces circuitry for communications systems.
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manufacture
The first three models are being manufactured at our factory in Manchester.
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form
The bowl was formed out of clay.
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model
Sometimes she carved wood or modelled clay.
,
fashion
The desk was fashioned out of oak.
,
shape
Like it or not, our families shape our lives.
,
frame
,
construct
The boxes should be constructed from rough-sawn timber.
,
assemble
She was trying to assemble the bomb when it went off.
,
compose
They agreed to form a council composed of leaders of the rival factions.
,
forge
They agreed to forge closer economic ties.
,
mould
We moulded a statue out of mud.
,
put together
,
originate
No-one knows who originated this story.
,
fabricate
All the tools are fabricated from high-quality steel.
9 (Verb)  You wash while I make some lunch.
Synonyme
prepare
She found him in the kitchen, preparing dinner.
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cook
,
put together
,
get ready
,
whip up
,
concoct
He said the prisoner had concocted the story to get a lighter sentence.
,
throw together
,
dish up
,
fix (US, informal)
She fixed some food for us.
,
jack up (New Zealand, informal)
10 (Verb) 
to create, construct, establish, or draw up
Make a list of your questions beforehand.
Synonyme
compile
,
write
She wrote articles for magazines in Paris.
,
produce
So far he has produced only one composition he deems suitable for performance.
,
draft
He drafted a standard letter.
,
pen
She penned a short memo to his private secretary.
,
compose
He started at once to compose a reply to her letter.
,
draw up
,
formulate
He formulated his plan for escape.
11 (Verb) 
to create, construct, establish, or draw up
The only person who makes rules in this house is me.
Synonyme
enact
The bill would be submitted for discussion before being enacted as law.
,
form
She rapidly formed a plan.
,
pass
The Senate passed the bill by a vote of seventy-three to twenty-four.
,
establish
He has established himself as a pivotal figure in US politics.
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fix
,
institute
We will institute a number of methods to improve safety.
,
frame
A convention was set up to frame a constitution.
,
devise
We devised a scheme to help him.
,
lay down
,
draw up
12 (Verb) 
to earn or be paid
How much money did we make?
Synonyme
earn
The dancers can earn up to £130 for each session.
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get
He gets a pitifully low salary.
,
gain
The company didn't disclose how much it expects to gain from the deal.
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net
The state government expects to net about 1.46 billion rupees.
,
win
The first correct entry will win the prize.
,
clear
The company cleared over £57 million profit last year.
,
secure
His achievements helped him to secure the job.
,
realize
A selection of correspondence from P.G. Wodehouse realized £1,232.
,
obtain
Evans was trying to obtain a false passport.
,
acquire
She has acquired a 50% stake in the company.
,
bring in
,
take in
,
fetch
The painting is expected to fetch two million pounds.
13 (Verb) 
to become
She'll make a fine artist, if she gets the right training.Your idea will make a good book.
Synonyme
be
,
become
After leaving school, he became a professional footballer.
,
form
Women formed the majority of the group's membership.
,
represent
These developments represent a change.
,
serve as
,
come to be
,
embody
,
develop into
,
grow into
,
act as
,
function as
14 (Verb) 
to amount to
They are adding three aircraft carriers. That makes six in all.
Synonyme
amount to
,
total
Their exports will total £85 million this year.
,
constitute
The country's ethnic minorities constitute 7 per cent of its total population.
,
add up to
,
count as
,
tot up to (informal)
15 (Verb) 
to gain a place or position on or in
The athletes are just happy to make the team.
Synonyme
gain a place in
,
achieve a place in
,
get into
,
attain a place in
16 (Verb) 
to arrive in time for
We made the train, jumping aboard just as it was pulling out.We have to make New Orleans by nightfall.
Synonyme
get to
,
reach
He did not stop until he reached the door.
,
catch
We made it in time to catch the ferry.
,
arrive at
,
meet
,
arrive in time for
17 (Verb) 
to consider to be
I make the total for the year £69,599.
Synonyme
calculate
From this we can calculate the total mass in the galaxy.
,
judge
It is important to judge the weight of your washing load.
,
estimate
His personal riches were estimated at over £80 million.
,
determine
The investigation will determine what really happened.
,
think
She thought he was about seventeen years old.
,
suppose
The problem was more complex than he supposed.
,
reckon
The sale has been held up because the price is reckoned to be too high.
,
work out
,
compute
I tried to compute the cash value of the ponies and horse boxes.
,
gauge
He gauged the wind at over thirty knots.
,
count up
,
put a figure on
1 (Substantiv) 
manufacturer
What make of car did he rent?
Synonyme
brand
the British brand of socialism
,
sort
What sort of person is he?
,
style
six scenes in the style of a classical Greek tragedy
,
model
To keep the cost down, opt for a basic model.
,
build
,
form
He contracted a rare form of cancer.
,
mark
Each book was adorned with the publisher's mark at the bottom of the spine.
,
kind
They developed a new kind of film-making.
,
type
There are various types of the disease.
,
variety
She grows 12 varieties of old-fashioned roses.
,
construction
,
marque
a marque long associated with motor-racing success
2 (Substantiv) 
Synonyme
nature
She trusted people. That was her nature.
,
character
There is a side to his character which you haven't seen yet.
,
make-up
He became convinced that there was some fatal flaw in his make-up.
,
stamp
,
humour
Could that have been the source of his good humour?
,
temper
He's known for his placid temper.
,
kidney
,
temperament
His impulsive temperament regularly got him into difficulties.
,
disposition
his friendly and cheerful disposition
,
frame of mind
She was not in the right frame of mind to continue.
,
cast of mind
3 (Substantiv) 
the way in which something is made
Synonyme
structure
The chemical structure of this particular molecule is very unusual.
,
cut
The cut of her clothes made her look slimmer and taller.
,
character
,
shape
the shapes of the trees against the sky
,
make-up
the chemical make-up of the atmosphere
,
constitution
a small research team looking into the chemical constitution of coal
,
composition
Materials of different composition absorb and reflect light differently.
,
designation

idioms

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See make away
See make away or off with something
See make away with someone
See make believe
See make do
See make for someone
See make for something
See make it
See make off
See make out
See make something out
See make something up
See make up
See make up for something
See make up something
See make up to someone
See make up your mind

Zitat

God has given you one face, and you make yourselves another [William Shakespeare – Hamlet]
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Zusätzliche Synonyme

in the sense of acquire
to get or develop (something such as an object, trait, or ability)
She has acquired a 50% stake in the company.
Synonyme
get,
win,
buy,
receive,
land (informal),
score (slang),
gain,
achieve,
earn,
pick up,
bag,
secure,
collect,
gather,
realize,
obtain,
attain,
amass,
procure,
come into possession of
in the sense of assemble
to put together the parts of (a machine)
She was trying to assemble the bomb when it went off.
Synonyme
put together,
make,
join,
set up,
manufacture,
build up,
connect,
construct,
erect,
piece together,
fabricate,
fit together
in the sense of assign
to select (someone) for a post or task
Did you choose this country or were you simply assigned here?
Synonyme
select for,
post,
commission,
elect,
appoint,
delegate,
nominate,
name,
designate,
choose for,
stipulate for

Video: pronunciation of 'make'

Nahe Wörter von make

  • majesty
  • major
  • majority
  • make
  • make a difference to something or someone
  • make a fuss of something or someone
  • make a hash of
  • Alle ENGLISCH Synonyme, die mit 'M' beginnen

Verwandte Begriffe von make

  • make do
  • make it
  • make up
  • make-up
  • make away

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The declarative

The declarative is used to make statements. A statement is usually the expression of a fact or of an opinion. Statements can be both positive or negative. Kate is not working after all. Tim wasn’t ...
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Scrabble-Punktezahl für 'make': 10
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