Phrasal Verbs " Make" | Make up, Make off, Make Out, Make over |
In this video I will learn about some common phrasal verbs with meaning and Examples .
Phrasal verbs with "make" along with their meanings:
1. Make up: to reconcile or resolve a disagreement or conflict
Example: They had a fight yesterday, but they made up this morning.
2. Make out: to understand or perceive something, often with difficulty
Example: I couldn't make out what she was saying because the music was too loud.
3. Make up for: to compensate or make amends for something
Example: She missed the meeting, but she made up for it by working extra hours.
4. Make up (something): to invent or create something, such as a story or an excuse
Example: He made up a funny story to entertain the children.
5. Make off: to escape or run away quickly, especially in a sneaky manner
Example: The thief stole the purse and made off before anyone could catch him.
6. Make over: to renovate, remodel, or transform something
Example: They made over the old house and turned it into a beautiful bed and breakfast.
Please note that phrasal verbs can have multiple meanings depending on the context, and these are just a few examples of how "make" can be used in combination with other words.
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