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Phrases with «to make up»
The phrase
"to make up"
has multiple meanings depending on its context.
Full definition
to make
(parent phrase)
to make up
to make up for something
to make up the difference
to make up one's mind
to make up for that
to make up one's own mind
to make up for lost time
to make up for the loss
to make up the numbers
to make up the shortfall
to make up stories
to make up ground
to make up one's own
to make up for the shortfall
to make up for the annual fee
to make up for the difference
to make up the loss
to make up for the deficiency
to make up lost ground
to make up the time
to make up the deficit
to make up look
to make up words
to make up a name
to make up the gap
to make up stuff
to make up for the fee
to make up one's own rules
to make up on
to make up work
to make up days
to make up for those shortcomings
to make up for that deficit
to make up for one's losses
to make up a batch
to make up for the delay
to make up for lost revenue
to make up for lost ground
to make up credits
to make up the rest
to make up dark matter
to make up for mistakes
to make up remover
to make up bag
to make up artist
to make up routine
to make up some of the difference
to make up for the cost
to make up one's losses
to make up for one's mistake
Related phrases
to make something up to someone
Sentences with «to make up»
It's
made up of
of baked corn with tender little chunks of sweet potatoes, chopped chives, red onion and cumin, so it's full of flavour and texture.
(
deliciouslyella.com
)
You're looking at the gorgeous ad for
Make Up For
Ever spring 2011.
(
thefashionablehousewife.com
)
You would assume, given all the caloric expenditure, you would lose weight if you're not
making that up in
eating.
(
phillyvoice.com
)
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Definition of TO MAKE UP
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