Definition of «making»

The verb "make" means to create, produce or construct something. It can also refer to the act of causing something to happen or bringing about a particular result. In addition, it can imply forming an opinion or reaching a decision based on available information.

Usage examples

She is busy making breakfast for her family.
The students are making posters for a school event.
They are making plans for their upcoming vacation.
The chef is making a delicious cake for the bakery.
He is making a lot of noise while playing the drums.
The construction workers are making repairs to the building.
The artist is making a beautiful sculpture out of clay.
She is making progress in her studies.
He is making a phone call to his friend.
The kids are making a mess with their toys.

Phrases with «making»

Sentences with «making»

Now it's a matter of making sure not to fall back in. (inc.com)
In the auto - parts unit, efforts have been focused on the former, mostly by engineering plastic components to serve as lightweight substitutes for components made of heavier materials. (inc.com)
This year, dozens of companies have stepped in to aid you in making for a much smoother travel experience. (inc.com)
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Definition of «making»

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Phrases with «making»

Sentences with «making»

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