英语词组make over是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

Idiom

make a fuss (over someone or something) and make over someone or something

Theme: ATTENTION

to worry about or make a bother about someone or something.

Why do you fuss over a problem like that?Please don’t make a fuss. Everything will be all right.Don’t make over me so much!

to be very solicitous and helpful toward a person or a pet.

How can anyone make a fuss over a cat?Billy was embarrassed when his mother made a fuss over him.

Phr V

make over

makes, making, made

make over sth or make sth over

to give money or possessions to someone in an official way, so that they own them legallyusually + to

He made over his fortune to his wife.Her family tried to stop her making her estate over to a conservation charity.Make the cheque over to D. Glennon.

make over sb/sth or make sb/sth over

American informal to change someone or something {e.g. house, apartment} to give them a different appearance or a new use

Once they've bought the apartment they can make it over to suit themselves.The hair stylist wants to make Carla over.

make-over

noun if someone has a make-over, they have their appearance changed by a specially trained person

She was furious - he suggested she get a haircut and a make-over.

make over

1. verb To make changes to something in order to greatly alter or completely change its appearance or function. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "make" and "over." We're thinking about making over the entire layout of the magazine. Our neighbors made over their back yard and it's really impressive.

2. verb To change one's overall appearance, typically a woman, by making changes to makeup, hair, clothing, etc. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "make" and "over." This is the show where they make over military veterans who are re-entering the workforce. Katie is going to have a sleepover and all of her friends are going to make each other over. I think they've completely made over Kim. She's almost unrecognizable!

3. verb To transfer ownership of a property to someone else in an official legal way. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "make" and "over." I didn't realize how complicated it would be to make over the house to me and my siblings when my parents moved out.

4. noun The act of changing one's overall appearance, typically a woman, by making changes to makeup, hair, clothing, etc. In this usage, the phrase is often hyphenated or spelled as one word. This is the show where they do makeovers for military veterans who are re-entering the workforce. Katie is going to have a sleepover and all of her friends are going to give each other makeovers.

make over

1. Redo, renovate, as in We're making over the playroom into an additional bedroom. [Late 1600s]

2. Change or transfer ownership, usually through a legal document, as in She made over the house to her daughter. This usage was first recorded in 1546.

make over

1. To renovate something; give something a new appearance: We need to make over the whole living room. The house is really shabby, but we plan to make it over.

2. To change or transfer the ownership of something by means of a legal document: I made over the property to my children in the will. My parents intend to make the house over to me.

词组	make over
释义	Idiom make a fuss (over someone or something) and make over someone or something Theme: ATTENTION 1. to worry about or make a bother about someone or something. Why do you fuss over a problem like that?Please don’t make a fuss. Everything will be all right.Don’t make over me so much! 2. to be very solicitous and helpful toward a person or a pet. How can anyone make a fuss over a cat?Billy was embarrassed when his mother made a fuss over him. Phr V make over makes, making, made make over sth or make sth over to give money or possessions to someone in an official way, so that they own them legallyusually + to He made over his fortune to his wife.Her family tried to stop her making her estate over to a conservation charity.Make the cheque over to D. Glennon. make over sb/sth or make sb/sth over American informal to change someone or something {e.g. house, apartment} to give them a different appearance or a new use Once they've bought the apartment they can make it over to suit themselves.The hair stylist wants to make Carla over. make-over noun if someone has a make-over, they have their appearance changed by a specially trained person She was furious - he suggested she get a haircut and a make-over. phrasemake over make over sth • *make sth* over** BrE to officially give money or property to someone else, so that it legally belongs to them+ to When Rose reached sixty, she made over the farm to her son. make over 1. verb To make changes to something in order to greatly alter or completely change its appearance or function. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "make" and "over." We're thinking about making over the entire layout of the magazine. Our neighbors made over their back yard and it's really impressive. 2. verb To change one's overall appearance, typically a woman, by making changes to makeup, hair, clothing, etc. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "make" and "over." This is the show where they make over military veterans who are re-entering the workforce. Katie is going to have a sleepover and all of her friends are going to make each other over. I think they've completely made over Kim. She's almost unrecognizable! 3. verb To transfer ownership of a property to someone else in an official legal way. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "make" and "over." I didn't realize how complicated it would be to make over the house to me and my siblings when my parents moved out. 4. noun The act of changing one's overall appearance, typically a woman, by making changes to makeup, hair, clothing, etc. In this usage, the phrase is often hyphenated or spelled as one word. This is the show where they do makeovers for military veterans who are re-entering the workforce. Katie is going to have a sleepover and all of her friends are going to give each other makeovers. make over 1. Redo, renovate, as in We're making over the playroom into an additional bedroom. [Late 1600s] 2. Change or transfer ownership, usually through a legal document, as in She made over the house to her daughter. This usage was first recorded in 1546. make over v. 1. To renovate something; give something a new appearance: We need to make over the whole living room. The house is really shabby, but we plan to make it over. 2. To change or transfer the ownership of something by means of a legal document: I made over the property to my children in the will. My parents intend to make the house over to me.
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