Oxford Spanish Dictionary
made1 [ingl. am. meɪd, ingl. brit. meɪd] pret. & pret. part make
I. make <pret. & part. pas. made> [ingl. am. meɪk, ingl. brit. meɪk] V. trans.
1. make (to produce):
2.1. make (to carry out):
2.2. make remark/joke/announcement/promise:
3. make (to cause sth to be):
4.1. make (to cause to):
4.2. make (to compel):
5.1. make (to be, to constitute):
5.2. make (to equal, to amount to):
6.1. make (to gain, to earn):
6.2. make (to acquire):
7. make (to calculate):
8.1. make (to understand, to make out):
8.2. make (to think):
9. make (to make a fuss of):
10.1. make coloq. (to manage to attend, reach):
10.2. make (to have sex with):
11. make (to assure the success of):
12. make in phrases:
II. make <pret. & part. pas. made> [ingl. am. meɪk, ingl. brit. meɪk] V. intr.
1.1. make (to make a preliminary move):
III. make [ingl. am. meɪk, ingl. brit. meɪk] SUST.
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
made2 ADJ. pred
1. made (assured of success):
-made [ingl. am. meɪd, ingl. brit. meɪd] SUFFIX
factory-made [ˈfækt(ə)riˌmeɪd] ADJ.
- factory-made
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made man SUST. ingl. am.
- made man
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en el diccionario PONS
made [meɪd] V.
made part. pas., pt of make
I. make [meɪk] made, made V. trans.
1. make (produce):
2. make (cause):
3. make (cause to be):
4. make (perform, carry out):
8. make (earn, get):
9. make coloq. (get to, reach):
II. make [meɪk] made, made V. intr.
ready-made [ˌrediˈmeɪd] ADJ.
man-made [ˈmænmeɪd] ADJ.
- man-made lake
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en el diccionario PONS
made [meɪd] V.
made part. pas., pt of make
I. make <made, made> [meɪk] V. trans.
1. make (produce):
2. make (cause):
3. make (cause to be):
4. make (perform, carry out):
7. make (earn, get):
8. make coloq. (get to, reach):
II. make [meɪk] V. intr.
ready-made [ˌred·i·ˈmeɪd] ADJ.
man-made [ˈmæn·meɪd] ADJ.
- man-made lake
-
I. make <made, made> [meɪk] V. trans.
1. make (produce):
2. make (cause):
3. make (cause to be):
4. make (perform, carry out):
7. make (earn, get):
8. make coloq. (get to, reach):
II. make [meɪk] V. intr.
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Such can be cultural artifacts like portraits, caricatures, masks, and made-up faces.
en.wikipedia.org Young underwriters have a higher probability of looking at documentation and missing subtle grammatical errors, cut-and-paste logos, made-up business addresses and so on.
www.canadianmortgagetrends.com She shielded her flawlessly made-up face with a pair of huge oversized sunglasses while dabbing her lips with a peachy pink lip gloss.
www.dailymail.co.uk On the 2002 series in particular, he would often start the show with a made-up quote.
en.wikipedia.org The players tell their own stories which are true, but sometimes there would be made-up stories.
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