make to order

make (something) to order

To build, construct, or assemble something to meet one's custom measurements or needs; very well suited to someone's personal needs or desires. Hyphenated if used as a modifier before a noun. They make these cars to order, so they are very expensive. The dimensions of your kitchen are very irregular, so we'll have to make the countertop to order.

make something to order

to custom-make an item; to make an item to fit someone's specifications. (See also made to order.) The tailor made the jacket to order for me. The carpenter made the built-in bookcase to order for us.

词组	make to order
释义	make to order make (something) to order To build, construct, or assemble something to meet one's custom measurements or needs; very well suited to someone's personal needs or desires. Hyphenated if used as a modifier before a noun. They make these cars to order, so they are very expensive. The dimensions of your kitchen are very irregular, so we'll have to make the countertop to order. See also: make, order Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. make something to order to custom-make an item; to make an item to fit someone's specifications. (See also made to order.) The tailor made the jacket to order for me. The carpenter made the built-in bookcase to order for us. See also: make, order McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: make (something) to order made to order raise (one's) consciousness who needs (something) must needs must needs do something scrape acquaintance with scrape acquaintance with (someone) scrape up an acquaintance scrape up an acquaintance with (someone)
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