Meaning ofmakein English

Verb

1. to create or bring into existence; produce
   The company will make a new product next year.
2. to build or construct something physical
   The carpenter will make a bookshelf for the library.
3. to write or compose (music, text, etc.)
   The composer will make a beautiful melody for the film.
4. to cause or effect a change or result
   The new policy will make a significant difference in our community.
5. to cause something to be (a state, condition)
   The cold weather will make the road slippery.
6. to compel or force someone (to do something)
   The teacher's words will make her feel confident.
7. to influence or persuade someone (to take action)
   Her speech will make the audience want to donate to the charity.
8. to indicate or show something; suggest
   The data will make it clear that the new strategy is effective.
9. to prepare or cook food
   She will make breakfast for her family.
10. to behave or act in a way
    The manager will make sure everyone follows the safety rules.
11. to have an effect; contribute to something
    The rain will make the soil fertile.
12. to total or constitute a amount; have a sum
    The total cost will make a big difference in our budget.
13. to understand or interpret (something, someone)
    It took her a while to make sense of the complicated instructions.
14. to achieve or attain success
    The company worked hard to make a profit in the first year.
15. to prepare or tidy up (a bed, etc.)
    The hotel staff will make the bed for the guest.
16. to identify or recognise someone; suspect
    The detective tried to make the suspect from the security footage.
17. to arrive at a destination on time
    The train will make the station at 5 o'clock.
18. to proceed in a direction; move forward
    The hikers will make their way through the dense forest.
19. to cover a distance by travelling
    The train will make the distance from New York to Los Angeles in three days.
20. to move at a certain speed; travel
    The car will make sixty miles per hour on the highway.
21. to initiate into a group (informally)
    The new employee was made a member of the team during the orientation.
22. to defecate or urinate (colloquially)
    The child couldn't hold it and had to make in the diaper.
23. to earn or gain something (money, status)
    The company will make a significant profit from the new investment.
24. to cover expenses; pay for something
    She had to make the rent by working extra hours.
25. to appoint or name someone
    The company will make her the new CEO next month.
26. to enact or establish rules
    The government will make new laws to protect the environment.
27. to develop or become something
    The company will make a transition to renewable energy next year.
28. to create or conceive an idea; formulate
    The team will make a plan to launch the new product successfully.
29. to achieve or accomplish something
    The team will make a great effort to win the championship.
30. to act or behave in a certain way; manage
    She had to make do with the limited resources available.
31. to increase or add to something; accrue
    The company's profits will make a significant increase this year.
32. to create something; bring into existence
    The artist will make a beautiful sculpture for the exhibition.