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v. (made). 1. хийх, бүтээх, үйлдвэрлэх. \make a desk ширээ хийх. God made man. Бурхан хүнийг бүтээжээ. 2. бэлдэх, засах, янзлах, бэлэн болгох. 3. (хууль) гаргах, тогтоох. 4. зохиох, бичих, туурвих. 5. (алдаа, чимээ, амжилт г. м.) гаргах. 6. болох/ болгох, хувирах/ хувиргах. 7. албадан хийлгэх, үйлдүүлэх. 8. сонгох, томилох, болгох. 9. нэмэх, болох. 5 and 7 \make 12 тав дээр долоог нэмвэл арван хоёр болно. 10. олох, хожих. \make a profit ашиг олох. 11. очих, хүрэх. make good баяжих. make sth good хийх, биелүүлэх. \make good a promise хэлсэндээ хүрэх/ амласнаа биелүүлэх. make for sth 1. тийш хөдлөх. The ship \make for the open sea. Усан онгоц задгай тэнгисийн зүг чиглэв. 2. хөтлөх; боломж олгох/ бүрдүүлэх. make sb/ sth into sb/ sth болгох, өөрчлөх, хувиргах. make sth of sb/ sth ойлгох. make off зугтан алга болох. make off with sth хулгайлаад алга болох. make out болгох, болоод байх. How did he \make out while his wife was away? Тэр, эхнэрийнхээ эзгүйд яаж болоод байдаг юм бэ? make sb out ааш араншинг нь ойлгох, зангий нь мэдэх. make sb/ sth out олж харах, таних, сонсох, мэдэх. make sth out (жор, чек) бичиж өгөх, бичиг баримт үйлдэх. make sth over (to sb/ sth) шилжүүлэн өгөх. He has made over the whole property to his eldest son. Тэр, бүх хөрөнгөө том хүүдээ шилжүүлэв. make up нүүр будах, оо энгэсэг тавих. make sth up 1. бүрдүүлэх. Animal bodies are made up of cells. Амьтдын бие эд эсээс бүрддэг. 2. төрөл бүрийн юмыг нэг дор хийх, бөөгнүүлэх. 3. санаанаасаа зохиох. 4. нөхөх, төлөөслөх. 5. эм найруулах/ боох. 6. хувцас хийх. 7. ор засах. 8. галд түлээ хийх. make up for sth нөхөх, төлөөслөх. make up to sb зулгуйдах, зусардах. make (it) up (with sb) сайндах, эвлэрэх. n. \make (of sth) бүтээгдэхүүн, маяг хийц, загвар. of foreign \make гадаадын бүтээгдэхүүн. make-up n. 1. нүүрний будаг шунх. 2. ааш араншин, зан. 3. бүрэлдэхүүн, бүтэц, найрлага. 4. зураг чимэглэл.
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