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1 make up
n. zich opmaken; zich verzoenen; opmaken; bijleggen, verzoenen; vergoeden; verzinnen; vormen, samenstellen; maken, bereiden; opmaken (bed); aanleggen (vuur); asfalteren; karakter, aard; opbouw--------v. construeren; constitueren; uitvinden, samenstellen; vergeven en vergeten; leveren wat ontbreekt; van cosmetica gebruik laten maken; compenseren voor iemand gemist heeft (zoals in: " Ik heb het examen gemist, kan ik het inhalen?")make up♦voorbeelden:¶ make up for • weer goed maken, vergoedenthis will make up into two pairs of trousers • hier kan men twee broeken uit makenmake up to someone • bij iemand in de gunst zien te komenmake up to someone for something • iemand iets vergoeden; iets goedmaken met/bij iemandhow can we ever make up to them for this? • hoe kunnen we hen dit ooit doen vergeten?II 〈 overgankelijk werkwoord〉3 volledig/voltallig maken ⇒ aanvullen4 vergoeden ⇒ goedmaken; teruggeven, terugbetalen8 maken ⇒ opstellen, klaarmaken 〈 medicijn〉, bereiden; maken tot (pakje); (kleren) maken (van), naaien♦voorbeelden:make up a four at a game of scrabble • de vierde man zijn in een spelletje scrabble®make up a loss • een verlies goedmakenmake up the money you owe him • geef hem het geld terug dat je hem schuldig bent7 forty men and thirty-seven women made up the whole tribe • veertig mannen en zevenendertig vrouwen vormden de hele stamthe group was made up of four musicians • de groep bestond uit vier muzikantenmother made us up a sandwich lunch • moeder maakte voor ons een lunchpakket klaarmake up a shirt • een overhemd maken/naaienhe made his old books up into two small parcels • hij maakte van zijn oude boeken twee kleine pakjes
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