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1 Translation result for
make out
in Spanish
verb
make out
verb
arreglárselas
;
hacer (un cheque)
;
(argot, figurado) besuquear, liarse
;
distinguir, divisar
;
comprender, entender
Example sentences of
make out
verb
•
We're not rich, but we're
making out
all right.
•
I can't quite
make out
what she is trying to say.
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Synonyms of
make out
verb
discern
,
understand
,
write
make
verb
made, has made, is making, makes
hacer
;
fabricar
;
desarrollar, elaborar, formar
;
constituir
;
preparar
;
forzar, obligar
Example sentences of
make
verb
•
He works in a factory that
makes
jet engines.
•
She
made
the curtains herself.
•
He collected wood to
make
a fire.
•
She used cheese and a mixture of other ingredients to
make
a delicious sauce.
•
Someone was
making
a disturbance.
More examples
•
The car's engine has been
making
a strange noise lately.
•
The rock
made
a dent in the car's fender.
•
I'm not trying to
make
trouble.
•
The typist
made
a mistake.
•
I called the doctor's office to
make
an appointment.
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Synonyms of
make
verb
form
,
shape
,
fashion
,
fabricate
,
manufacture
,
forge
,
build
,
construct
,
produce
,
compel
,
constitute
,
create
,
devise
,
earn
,
head
,
perform
,
prepare
,
render
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En inglés,
make
se usa principálmente para crear cosas, no hacerlas.
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Reverse translation for
make out
arreglárselas
- to get by, to manage
hacer
(un cheque)
- to act, to make, to do, to perform, to force, to oblige
besuquear
(argot, figurado)
liarse
- to get mixed up
distinguir
- to distinguish, to honor
divisar
- to discern, to make out
comprender
- to catch on, to comprehend, to understand, to cover, to include
entender
- to figure out, to understand, to think, to believe, to mean, to intend, to infer, to deduce
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