| 词组 | makeover |
| 释义 | makeover /ˈmeɪkəʊvə $ -oʊvər/ noun if you give someone or something a makeover, you change the way they look so that they seem more attractiveverbsgive sb/sth a makeover She was given a makeover that included new clothes and a different hairstyle.have a makeover The restaurant has had a makeover, and now looks much more elegant.get a makeover The website is going to get a makeover.undergo a makeover (=be given a makeover) The party underwent a makeover, in order to make it more appealing to younger voters.need a makeover The building needs a makeover because it looks rather old-fashioned.adjectivesa complete/full makeover The star has had a complete makeover and she looks 20 years younger.a drastic makeover (=with very big and surprising changes) The building was given a drastic makeover.an extreme makeover She had plastic surgery on her face, as part of an extreme makeover.nouns + makeoveran image makeover The company had an image makeover, in order to make it seem more environmentally friendly.a home/garden makeover He was inspired by a garden makeover show to put a pond in his garden.makeover + nounsa makeover show Home makeover shows are incredibly popular. |
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