make mischief between

made mischief between

Definition

Definition of make mischief between - Reverso English Dictionary

Phrasal verb

tr.

conflictcause trouble or conflict between people

She tried to make mischief between the two friends.
He often makes mischief between colleagues to create drama.
Rumors were spread to make mischief between the team members.

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Expressions with make

make of

produce or construct from materials

They made a sculpture of clay.

make sense

be logical or understandable

His explanation didn't make sense to anyone.

make bread

prepare and bake bread from ingredients

She loves to make bread every weekend.

make conversation

talk to fill silence or be polite

She tried to make conversation at the dinner party.

make one's bed

arrange the bed after sleeping in it

Every morning, I make my bed neatly.

make one's eyes water

cause tears to form in the eyes

The onions make my eyes water.

Expressions with mischief

up to mischief

adj.

behaving in a playful or slightly naughty way

The children looked up to mischief all afternoon.

full of mischief

adj.

often causing playful trouble or harmless teasing

The puppy is full of mischief today.

get into mischief

start causing playful trouble or minor problems

The kids get into mischief when left alone.

into mischief

adv.

engaging in playful or naughty activities

The children were into mischief all afternoon.

make mischief

cause playful trouble or annoyance

The children love to make mischief during recess.

mischief-maker

person who causes trouble for fun or malice

The mischief-maker spread rumors to upset everyone.

out of sheer mischief

adv.

because of only wanting to cause playful trouble or annoyance

He hid my keys out of sheer mischief.

do oneself a mischief

accidentally cause oneself an injury

He slipped on the ice and did himself a mischief.

mischief-making

stirring disagreement between people, often by false talk

Her mischief-making split the team into bitter rival camps.

malicious mischief

criminal offense of damaging property with harmful intent

The court found her guilty of malicious mischief.

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French:semer la discorde, ...
German:Unfrieden stiften, ...
Italian:seminare zizzania, ...
Spanish:causar problemas, ...
Portuguese:causar problemas entre, ...
Chinese:挑拨离间, ...
Japanese:波風を立てる, ...
Arabic:أوقع بين, ...
Hebrew:לְהַסִּית, ...
Russian:сеять раздор, ...
Ukrainian:посварити, ...
Hindi:कलह उत्पन्न करना, ...
Bengali:সমস্যা সৃষ্টি করা, ...
Catalan:sembrar discòrdia, ...
Czech:poštvat, ...
Danish:skabe splid mellem, ...
Dutch:problemen veroorzaken, ...
Greek:δημιουργώ προβλήματα, ...
Hungarian:viszályt szítani, ...
Khmer:ញុះញង់ឱ្យមានជម្លោះរវាង, ...
Korean:갈등을 일으키다, ...
Persian:اختلاف انداخت, ...
Polish:skłócać, ...
Portuguese (BR):semear discórdia, ...
Romanian:a provoca conflicte între, ...
Swedish:ställa till med bråk, ...
Thai:ก่อกวน, ...
Turkish:sorun çıkarmak, ...
Vietnamese:gây xung đột, ...

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