Definition Conjugation
Definition of make into - Reverso English Dictionary
Phrasal verb
transformationchange one thing to become another
- She made the old barn into a cozy home.
- They made the attic into a playroom for the kids.
- The artist made the clay into a beautiful sculpture.
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liquid movement
make liquid or substance flow into something
make cylindrical
make something into a cylinder by wrapping it around itself
adverbialise
used to make an adjective into an adverb
sound
make a sound by blowing into a whistle
legislation
make into law by official legislative action
joining parts
make into a single unit
adventure
make a sudden, bold move into the unknown
shaping
make into a long tapered shape
land formation
make or form into terraces
sewing
fold sewn into fabric to make it smaller or decorative
create form
make into a particular form using hands or tools
geography
surround land with water to make it into a separate landmass
physical movement
make dust fly up into the air by moving
cutting
make a small cut or score into
soccer
make a quick pass into the goalmouth
construction
make timber into rafters
transformation
make something bird-like or into a bird
success
make into a successful and popular product
sheet formation
make materials thin by pressing them into sheets
ownership
make someone or something into personal property
state ownership
make into property owned by the state
legal
incorporate into a constitution or make constitutional
transform
make into a demon or evil being
transformation
transform into a devil or make devilish
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- French:changer en, ...
- German:verwandeln, ...
- Italian:trasformare, ...
- Spanish:convertir en, ...
- Portuguese:transformar, ...
- Chinese:改造, ...
- Japanese:変える, ...
- Arabic:حَوَّلَ, ...
- Hebrew:לַהֲפוֹךְ לְ, ...
- Russian:превращать, ...
- Ukrainian:перетворювати, ...
- Hindi:में बदलना, ...
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