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1 machen
- {to make (made,made) làm, chế tạo, sắp đặt, xếp đặt, dọn, thu dọn, sửa soạn, chuẩn bị, kiếm được, thu, gây ra, thực hiện, thi hành, khiến cho, làm cho, bắt, bắt buộc, phong, bổ nhiệm, lập, tôn, ước lượng - đánh giá, định giá, kết luận, đến, tới, trông thấy, hoàn thành, đạt được, làm được, đi được, thành, là, bằng, trở thành, trở nên, nghĩ, hiểu, đi, tiến, lên, xuống, ra ý, ra vẻ = arm machen {to depauperate; to impoverish; to pauperize}+ = alt machen {to stale}+ = naß machen {to bedraggle}+ = zäh machen {to toughen}+ = arm machen [an] {to drain [of]}+ = hart machen {to caseharden}+ = weit machen {to full}+ = klar machen {to point out}+ = welk machen {to blast}+ = eben machen {to flush}+ = kühl machen {to chill}+ = fett machen {to fat; to fatten}+ = warm machen {to warm}+ = dick machen {to plump; to stouten; to thicken}+ = taub machen {to deafen}+ = dünn machen {to fine away}+ = zart machen {to tenderize}+ = frei machen {to educe}+ = rauh machen {to rough}+ = grau machen {to grey}+ = rund machen {to round}+ = weiß machen {to blanch; to whiten}+ = leer machen {to vacate}+ = dumm machen [durch] {to besot [with]}+ = leck machen (Marine) {to bilge}+ = klar machen (Marine) {to get clear}+ = matt machen (Technik) {to blind}+ = hörig machen {to vamp}+ = weich machen {to mellow; to soften}+ = stolz machen {to flush}+ = selig machen {to beatify}+ = sauer machen {to sour}+ = fromm machen {to religionize}+ = steif machen {to stiffen}+ = krank machen {to disorder; to distemper; to sicken}+ = fähig machen {to capacitate}+ = mürbe machen {to mellow; to wear down}+ = platt machen {to flat}+ = enger machen {to narrow; to take in}+ = flott machen {to float}+ = blind machen [für] {to blind [to]}+ = krumm machen (Holz) {to warp}+ = bleich machen {to blanch; to pale}+ = bündig machen {to justify}+ = stumpf machen {to blunt; to dull}+ = konfus machen {to muddle; to muddy}+ = wütend machen {to enrage; to infuriate}+ = seicht machen {to shallow}+ = kaputt machen {to flaw}+ = rostig machen {to rust}+ = fertig machen {to ready}+ = wellig machen {to wave}+ = größer machen {to swell (swelled,swollen)+ = gültig machen {to authenticate}+ = nervös machen {to fidget}+ = dünner machen {to relieve}+ = besser machen {to improve; to mend}+ = diesig machen {to haze}+ = bequem machen {to ease}+ = leblos machen {to fossilize}+ = rasend machen {frenzy}+ = bitter machen {to acerbate; to bitter}+ = nichts zu machen {nothing doing}+ = sich fein machen {to spruce oneself up}+ = sich dünn machen {to mizzle}+ = noch einmal machen {to redo}+ = sich frisch machen {to brush up}+ = sich gemein machen {to make oneself cheap}+ = sich eifrig machen [an] {to knuckle down [to]}+ = sich lustig machen [über] {have a good laugh [at]; to flout [at]; to gibe [at]; to jeer [at]; to laugh [at]; to mock [at]}+ = das beste daraus machen {to make the most of it}+ = um es kurz zu machen {to cut a long story short}+ = sich frei machen von {to disembarass oneself of}+ = sich zu eigen machen {to adopt; to imbibe}+ = von sich reden machen {to make a noise in the world}+ = es sich bequem machen {to make oneself at home; to take one's ease}+ = sich lustig machen über {to joke; to make fun of}+ = ich kann es nicht machen {I can't do it}+ = sich nichts daraus machen {not to care a doit}+ = kann sie es allein machen? {can she do it by herself?}+ = nicht wieder gut zu machen {irreparable}+ = man kann es nicht jedem recht machen {you cannot please everybody}+
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