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A1  make  yapmak; üretmek

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verb  /meɪk   / verb [transitive] (past tense, past participle made /meɪd   /) make (verb)
 /meɪk  
/ verb [transitive] (past tense, past
participle made /meɪd   /)
 
CREATE 
1 to
produce or create sth
yapmak; üretmek
 She makes all her own clothes.
 to make bread
 This model is made of steel, and
that one is made out of used matches.
 Cheese is made from milk.
 Those cars are made in Slovakia.
 Shall I make you a sandwich/make a sandwich
for you?
 I'll make the breakfast today.
 to make a hole in something
 to make a scratch/mark/stain on something
 to make a law/rule
 to make a movie
PERFORM ACTION 
2 [used
with nouns]
to perform a certain
action
yapmak, bulunmak,
etmek
 to make a mistake/noise
 to make a
guess/comment/statement/suggestion
 to make progress
 I've made an appointment to see the doctor.
Make birkaç farklı isimle
birlikte şu şekilde kullanılabilir. Genellikle, benzer biçimde bir fiil vardır,
örneğin make a decision = decide. Ancak, make + isim
kullanırsanız, onunla bir sıfat da kullanabilirsiniz:
 He made the right decision.
 They made a generous offer.
CAUSE 
3 to
cause a particular effect, feeling, situation, etc.
yapmak, etmek,
kılmak
 The film made me cry.
 That dress makes you look thin.
 Flying makes him nervous.
 Her remarks made the situation worse.
 I'll make it clear to him that we
won't pay.
 Make sure you lock the car.
 We left early to make certain of
arriving in time.
 You don't need to know much of a language
to make yourself understood.
 The polite staff make a very good
impression.
 to make trouble/a mess/a noise
BECOME 
4 to
make sb/sth become sth; to have the right qualities to become sth
atamak, yapmak
 She was made President.
 You can borrow some money this time, but
don't make a habit of it.
 I'll make it my business to
find out what they're planning.
 Karen explains things very clearly – she'd
make a good teacher.
 An umbrella can make a useful weapon.
 5 to
become sth; to achieve sth
olmak
 I'm hoping to make head of the department
by the time I'm thirty.
 The beautiful weather really made our
holiday (mükemmel kıldı).
FORCE 
6 
 make sb do sth
to force sb/sth to do
sth
-dirmek
 You can't make her come with us if she
doesn't want to.
 They made me repeat the whole story.
Edilgen
şekliyle kullanılırken to eklenir:
 He was made to wait at the police
station.
MONEY/NUMBERS/TIME 
7 used
with money, numbers and time
kazanmak, yapmak; 
etmek, hesap
etmek
 How much do you think he makes a month?
 to make a lot of money
 5 and 7 make 12.
 ‘What's the time?’ ‘I make it (benim
saatime göre) 6.45.’
GET TO 
8 to
manage to reach a place or go somewhere
ulaşmak; 
varmak
 We should make Bristol by about 10.
 I can't make the meeting next week.
IDIOMS
make
do with sth
to use sth that is not
good enough because nothing better is available
yetinmek, idare
etmek
 If we can't get limes, we'll have to make
do with lemons.
make
it
to manage to do sth;
to succeed
yetişmek; 
gitmek; 
başarılı
olmak
 I'm afraid I can't make it to your party.
 She'll never make it as an actress.
 He's badly injured – it looks like he might
not make it.
Make ile oluşan başka
deyimler için deyimin diğer parçasını oluşturan isim, sıfat vb.nin madde
başlıklarına bakınız. Örneğin, make amends için bakınız amends.
PHRASAL VERBS
be
made for sb/each other
to be well matched to
sb/each other
için
yaratılmış olmak
 Jim and Alice seem made for each other.
make
for sb/sth
to move towards sb/sth
yaklaşmak; 
-e
doğru yürümek
make
for sth
to help or allow sth
to happen
sağlamak; 
meydana
getirmek
 Arguing all the time doesn't make for a
happy marriage.
make
sb/sth into sb/sth
to change sb/sth into
sb/sth
dönüştürmek; 
çevirmek
 She made her spare room into an office.
make
sth of sb/sth
to understand the
meaning or nature of sb/sth
anlamak
 What do you make of Colin's letter?
make
off (with sth)
(informal)
to leave or escape in
a hurry, for example after stealing sth
kaçmak; 
sıvışmak
 Someone's made off with my wallet!
make
sb/sth out 
1 to
understand sb/sth
anlamak
 I just can't make him out.
 Can you make this form out?
 2 to
be able to see or hear sb/sth; to manage to read sth
çıkartmak; 
çözmek
 I could just make out her signature.
make
out that …; make yourself out to be sth
to say that sth is
true and try to make people believe it
taslamak
 He made out that he was a millionaire.
 She's not as clever as she makes herself
out to be.
make
(yourself/sb) up
to put powder, colour,
etc. on your/sb's face to make it look attractive
makyaj
yapmak
make
sth up 
1 to
form sth
meydana
getirmek, tamamlamak
 the different groups that make up our
society
 2 to
invent sth, often sth that is not true
uydurmak
 to make up an excuse
 3 to
make a number or an amount complete; to replace sth that has been lost
oluşturmak; 
tamamlamak
 We need one more person to make up our
team.
 I was late for work today so I'll make up
the time tomorrow.
make
up for sth
to do sth that
corrects a bad situation
telafi
etmek
 Her enthusiasm makes up for her lack of
experience.
make
it up to sb
(informal)
to do sth that shows
that you are sorry for what you have done to sb or that you are grateful for
what they have done for you
hakkını
ödemek, altında kalmamak; 
telafi
etmek
 You've done me a big favour. How can I make
it up to you?
make
(it) up (with sb)
to become friends
again after an argument
barışmak
 Has she made it up with him yet?

Level	A1
Kind	verb
Front	make
IPA	/meɪk / verb [transitive] (past tense, past participle made /meɪd /)
Back	yapmak; üretmek
Back 2	make (verb) /meɪk / verb [transitive] (past tense, past participle made /meɪd /) CREATE 1 to produce or create sth yapmak; üretmek She makes all her own clothes. to make bread This model is made of* steel, and that one is made out of used matches.* Cheese is made from* milk.* Those cars are made in* Slovakia.* Shall I make you a sandwich/make a sandwich for you? I'll make the breakfast today. to make a hole in something to make a scratch/mark/stain on something to make a law/rule to make a movie PERFORM ACTION 2 [used with nouns] to perform a certain action yapmak, bulunmak, etmek to make a mistake/noise to make a guess/comment/statement/suggestion to make progress I've made an appointment to see the doctor. Make birkaç farklı isimle birlikte şu şekilde kullanılabilir. Genellikle, benzer biçimde bir fiil vardır, örneğin make a decision = decide. Ancak, make + isim kullanırsanız, onunla bir sıfat da kullanabilirsiniz: He made the right decision. They made a generous offer. CAUSE 3 to cause a particular effect, feeling, situation, etc. yapmak, etmek, kılmak The film made me cry. That dress makes you look thin. Flying makes him nervous. Her remarks made the situation worse. I'll make it clear* to him that we won't pay.* *Make sure* you lock the car. We left early to make certain* of arriving in time.* You don't need to know much of a language to make yourself understood. The polite staff make a very good impression. to make trouble/a mess/a noise BECOME 4 to make sb/sth become sth; to have the right qualities to become sth atamak, yapmak She was made President. You can borrow some money this time, but don't make a habit of* it.* I'll make it* my business to find out what they're planning.* Karen explains things very clearly – she'd make a good teacher. An umbrella can make a useful weapon. 5 to become sth; to achieve sth olmak I'm hoping to make head of the department by the time I'm thirty. The beautiful weather really made our holiday (mükemmel kıldı). FORCE 6 make sb do sth to force sb/sth to do sth -dirmek You can't make her come with us if she doesn't want to. They made me repeat the whole story. Edilgen şekliyle kullanılırken to eklenir: He was made to wait* at the police station.* MONEY/NUMBERS/TIME 7 used with money, numbers and time kazanmak, yapmak; etmek, hesap etmek How much do you think he makes a month? to make a lot of money 5 and 7 make 12. ‘What's the time?’ ‘I make it (benim saatime göre) 6.45.’ GET TO 8 to manage to reach a place or go somewhere ulaşmak; varmak We should make Bristol by about 10. I can't make the meeting next week. IDIOMS make do with sth to use sth that is not good enough because nothing better is available yetinmek, idare etmek If we can't get limes, we'll have to make do with lemons. make it to manage to do sth; to succeed yetişmek; gitmek; başarılı olmak I'm afraid I can't make it to your party. She'll never make it as an actress. He's badly injured – it looks like he might not make it. Make ile oluşan başka deyimler için deyimin diğer parçasını oluşturan isim, sıfat vb.nin madde başlıklarına bakınız. Örneğin, make amends için bakınız amends. PHRASAL VERBS be made for sb/each other to be well matched to sb/each other için yaratılmış olmak Jim and Alice seem made for each other. make for sb/sth to move towards sb/sth yaklaşmak; -e doğru yürümek make for sth to help or allow sth to happen sağlamak; meydana getirmek Arguing all the time doesn't make for a happy marriage. make sb/sth into sb/sth to change sb/sth into sb/sth dönüştürmek; çevirmek She made her spare room into an office. make sth of sb/sth to understand the meaning or nature of sb/sth anlamak What do you make of Colin's letter? make off (with sth) (informal) to leave or escape in a hurry, for example after stealing sth kaçmak; sıvışmak Someone's made off with my wallet! make sb/sth out 1 to understand sb/sth anlamak I just can't make him out. Can you make this form out? 2 to be able to see or hear sb/sth; to manage to read sth çıkartmak; çözmek I could just make out her signature. make out that …; make yourself out to be sth to say that sth is true and try to make people believe it taslamak He made out that he was a millionaire. She's not as clever as she makes herself out to be. make (yourself/sb) up to put powder, colour, etc. on your/sb's face to make it look attractive makyaj yapmak make sth up 1 to form sth meydana getirmek, tamamlamak the different groups that make up our society 2 to invent sth, often sth that is not true uydurmak to make up an excuse 3 to make a number or an amount complete; to replace sth that has been lost oluşturmak; tamamlamak We need one more person to make up our team. I was late for work today so I'll make up the time tomorrow. make up for sth to do sth that corrects a bad situation telafi etmek Her enthusiasm makes up for her lack of experience. make it up to sb (informal) to do sth that shows that you are sorry for what you have done to sb or that you are grateful for what they have done for you hakkını ödemek, altında kalmamak; telafi etmek You've done me a big favour. How can I make it up to you? make (it) up (with sb) to become friends again after an argument barışmak Has she made it up with him yet?

Make Made Sth Sb/Sth Yapmak I Etmek Past

make (verb)