Meaning ofmake outin English

Verb

1. to kiss and embrace passionately
   They started to make out in the corner of the room.
2. to discern or barely see/hear something
   The hikers could barely make out the trail in the dense fog.
3. to manage or cope with a situation; get along
   After losing her job, she struggled to make out and pay her bills.
4. to represent something as true; deceive or mislead
   The scammer tried to make out that the fake product was genuine.
5. to create a document for someone; designate a recipient
   The lawyer helped her make out a will to her granddaughter.