英语词组made much of it是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

make much of (someone or something)

To emphasize the importance of or devote much attention to someone or something. Colleges make much of your extracurricular activities, so make sure you spend some time doing things other than schoolwork. I didn't make much of it at the time, but looking back on it, I can see how our family dinners really helped us to learn how to communicate. They've made much of this new marketing director coming in. I just hope he's up to the job.

make (too) much of someone or something

to pay too much attention to someone or something. We all believe you are making much of Tom when he has done no more than anyone else. Don't make too much of it. It was really nothing.

make much of

Treat or consider as very important; also, pay someone a lot of favorable attention. For example, Bill made much of the fact that he'd been to Europe three times, or Whenever Alice came home for a visit they made much of her. [c. 1300]

make ˈmuch of somebody/something

(written) treat somebody/something as important: The media made much of the fact that she was the first woman pilot to fly a jumbo jet.

make much of

To treat as of great importance.

词组	made much of it
释义	(redirected from made much of it) make much of (someone or something) To emphasize the importance of or devote much attention to someone or something. Colleges make much of your extracurricular activities, so make sure you spend some time doing things other than schoolwork. I didn't make much of it at the time, but looking back on it, I can see how our family dinners really helped us to learn how to communicate. They've made much of this new marketing director coming in. I just hope he's up to the job. make (too) much of someone or something to pay too much attention to someone or something. We all believe you are making much of Tom when he has done no more than anyone else. Don't make too much of it. It was really nothing. make much of Treat or consider as very important; also, pay someone a lot of favorable attention. For example, Bill made much of the fact that he'd been to Europe three times, or Whenever Alice came home for a visit they made much of her. [c. 1300] make ˈmuch of somebody/something (written) treat somebody/something as important: The media made much of the fact that she was the first woman pilot to fly a jumbo jet. make much of To treat as of great importance.
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