Definition of make with - Reverso English Dictionary
Phrasal verb
1.
- Make with the money already!
2.
- Let's make with the cleaning.
3.
- Make with the evidence if you have it.
Terms with make with included in their meaning
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interaction
make physical contact with something
grammar
used to make negative statements with plural subjects in present tense
inflate
fill with air or gas to make it swell
hole making
make a hole using a power tool with a rotating bit
humor
trying to make someone laugh with playful words
language
used to make negative past tense statements with plural subjects
finish
coat a surface with polish to make it shiny
cooking
make food or drink taste better with extra ingredients
sound
make a short, light sound with metal or glass
mess
make a place messy by filling it with unnecessary things
social
make contact with someone
illuminate
make a room brighter with light
illuminate
make a room brighter with light
cleanliness
make something dirty with mud
relationship
people with different traits make good partners
literal action
make music with voice while rain is falling
difficulty
make one's way with difficulty
performing arts
dance style using shoes fitted with metal taps to make rhythmic sounds
sound
make a short sound with a horn
contact
make contact with the ground
romance
make someone fall in love with you
proverb
impossible to make everyone happy with your actions
wetting
make something completely wet with liquid
occupy
make someone occupied with tasks or activities
Examples of make with in a sentence
Come on, make with the answers now! We should make with the preparations quickly. It's time to make with the introductions. Make with the details of the plan. Please make with the documents for review.
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- French:fournir, se mettre à, ...
- German:rausrücken, anfangen, ...
- Italian:dare, procedere, ...
- Spanish:entregar, ponerse a, ...
- Portuguese:dar, começar, ...
- Chinese:拿出, 开始, ...
- Japanese:出す, 始める, ...
- Arabic:هَاتْ, باشَرَ, ...
- Hebrew:לָתֵת, לְהִתְקַדֵּם בְּמַשִּׁימָה, ...
- Russian:давать, приступать, ...
- Ukrainian:давати, продовжувати, ...
- Hindi:देना, शुरू करना, ...
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