10 Common Phrasal Verbs with “Make” – Meanings and Example Sentences (Audio)
Make for
to move toward a place; to help make something happen
Make up
to invent a story or excuse; to put on make-up; to become friends again
Make up for
to do something to correct your faults
Make over
to legally make someone the owner of something; to change the appearance of someone or something
Make out
to successfully deal with something; to touch someone in a sexual way or to have sex with someone; to understand someone’s characters
Make of
to understand someone or the meaning of something
Make off
to escape
Make out of
to create something from another thing; to interpret someone or something
Make way
to move aside so that someone or something can pass; to make room for something
Make toward
to move toward someone or something
