| 词组 | make |
| 释义 | make /meɪk/ verb 1. if you make something, you cause it to start to exist, usually by putting different parts togethernounsmake clothes/furniture/jewellery etc Anna makes her own clothes.make cars/planes/toys etc Half of all American robots are used to make cars or trucks.make a film/movie George Lucas made six ‘Star Wars’ movies.make a record/album Elvis made his first record in 1954.make lunch/coffee/cake/a meal etc I made some lunch for the children.make electricity Most coal is used in power stations to make electricity.phrasesbe easy/difficult/fun to make Pretty decorations for cakes and desserts are easy to make.prepositionsbe made of sth The shirt is made of silk.be made from sth Wine is made from grapes.be made out of sth The necklace was made out of little seashells.be made in China/a factory etc Her shoes are made in Italy.make sth into sth The play was made into a film.make sth by hand/machine The candles are made by hand. Don’t say The statue is made by wood. Say The statue is made of wood.Making things by hand You use handmade about things that are made using your hands: Handmade chocolates are very expensive.You use homemade about things that you make at home: Fresh homemade bread always tastes better than shop-bought bread.You use homegrown about things you grow yourself: The tomatoes are all homegrown.THESAURUS: make createdesign | style | character | picture | image | masterpiece | system | jobs | opportunities to make something new, which did not exist before. Create is often used about using your imagination and skill to make new things: Jacquie creates imaginative carpet designs in her London studio. | Brando created a whole new style of acting. | Shuster and Siegel created the comic book character Superman in 1932. | Wordsworth creates a picture of the English countryside. | Leonardo created his masterpiece at the end of the 15th century. | They want to create a fairer tax system. | The programme will create over 100 jobs. | The government has done little to create opportunities for disabled people.You can also create a file/folder/document/database (=make it on a computer): If you create a new document, don’t forget to save it.You can create a mood/atmosphere/impression (=make people feel it): In his films Hitchcock creates an atmosphere of mystery and terror. dopicture | drawing | sketch | portrait | design | copy to make something, especially a picture or a design: The teacher asked them to do a picture of a rainbow. | Someone has done a lovely drawing of the house. | He did a rough sketch to show how he wanted the room to look. | A French company did the design. | I did one copy for each student. produceoil | coal | steel | goods | cars | crops | food | wine to make something in large quantities: Saudi Arabia produces over 10% of the world’s oil. | The company produces high-quality goods and services. | Farmers are able to produce more crops using modern farming methods. | Not enough food is being produced to feed the world’s population. | A total of 22 million bottles of wine are produced each year.You also use produce when saying that something is made as a result of a natural process: When burned, hydrogen reacts with oxygen to produce energy and water. The pancreas is a gland in your body which produces hormones. Recycling saves energy and produces less pollution. manufacturecars | engines | clothes | goods | products | equipment | parts | components to make machines, cars, equipment etc in factories: Renault announced plans to manufacture cars in India. | A lot of clothes are manufactured in developing countries. | China manufactures and sells goods to over 100 countries. | The company manufactures parts for aircraft engines. mass-produceclothing | goods | products | cars | food | drugs | images to make very large quantities of something in a factory: Mass-produced clothing was less expensive. | Henry Ford started to mass-produce cars in the early part of the 20th century. | Mass-produced food doesn’t taste as good as food you grow yourself. developsystem | way | technology | product | machine | weapon | drug | treatment to design and make a new way of doing something: He developed a system which allowed people to communicate with each other electronically. | They developed a way to mass-produce the drug. | The car uses technology that was originally developed in Japan. | They developed a machine that could talk. | India and Pakistan have developed their own nuclear weapons. | It takes six or seven years to develop a drug and put it on the market. | Scientists are developing a new treatment for cancer. formwater | liquid | gas | substance | planet | Earth | universe to make something, especially as the result of a natural process or chemical reaction: Hydrogen and oxygen combine to form water. | The research will help us understand how planets are formed. | Scientists say that the Earth was formed 4.5 billion years ago. | Much of the universe was formed within the first few hundred seconds after the big bang. generateelectricity | power | heat to make electricity, power, or heat: Wind can be used to generate electricity. | The plan was to build a dam on the Volta river to generate power. | A nuclear explosion generates enormous amounts of heat.2. used with certain nouns when saying that someone does somethingTHESAURUS: make → do |
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