make up from

make up (something) from (something)

To assemble, concoct, or create something from various other things, especially in a quick or impromptu manner. A noun or pronoun is used either between "make" and "up." I don't get paid until tomorrow, so I'll just have to make up something to eat from what's left in the cupboards. I can make some nametags up from the bits of paper I've got lying around.

make something up from something

to create something from something. I will make some stew up from the ingredients available in the fridge. I will make up a stew from the leftovers.

词组	make up from
释义	make up from make up (something) from (something) To assemble, concoct, or create something from various other things, especially in a quick or impromptu manner. A noun or pronoun is used either between "make" and "up." I don't get paid until tomorrow, so I'll just have to make up something to eat from what's left in the cupboards. I can make some nametags up from the bits of paper I've got lying around. See also: make, up Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. make something up from something to create something from something. I will make some stew up from the ingredients available in the fridge. I will make up a stew from the leftovers. See also: make, up McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: piece out involve with involve with (someone or something) involved with arrange for arrange for some time arrange some music for arch over back into back into (someone or something)
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