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ESLPod_0214_WE_0103 A Jealous Girlfriend In this podcast, the verb "to make up" means to say or be sorry for something and to get along with someone again: "My sister and I fight often, but we usually make up right afterwards." The phrase also means to do something good for someone after having done something wrong or bad to them: "To make up for using the car without asking, her son made dinner for the whole family." Or, "I don't know how I'll ever make up for letting you down." "Makeup," as one word, is a noun that means cosmetics, usually worn by women, such as lipstick and eye shadow: "For Halloween, she wore dark makeup to look scary." Or, "Don't you think that she's too young to wear all of that makeup?"

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ESLPod 214 to make up Relationships + Family

Id	ESLPod_0214_WE_0103
Episode Id	ESLPod 214
Episode Title	A Jealous Girlfriend
Phrase	to make up
Text	In this podcast, the verb "to make up" means to say or be sorry for something and to get along with someone again: "My sister and I fight often, but we usually make up right afterwards." The phrase also means to do something good for someone after having done something wrong or bad to them: "To make up for using the car without asking, her son made dinner for the whole family." Or, "I don't know how I'll ever make up for letting you down." "Makeup," as one word, is a noun that means cosmetics, usually worn by women, such as lipstick and eye shadow: "For Halloween, she wore dark makeup to look scary." Or, "Don't you think that she's too young to wear all of that makeup?"
Topics	Relationships + Family

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