make

yapmak A2

to create or perform something; to bring into existence

I will make a sandwich for lunch.

• The teacher asked us to make a short presentation.
• She made a promise to finish the project on time.
• The committee will make a final decision after reviewing all reports.
• Innovative companies constantly make breakthroughs that reshape entire industries.

• make a decision · karar vermek She had to make a decision quickly.
• make a mistake · hata yapmak He made a mistake in his calculation.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

benzer: create

üretmek, meydana getirmek A2

to cause something to exist or come into being, especially by a process or effort

The artist makes sculptures from recycled metal.

• Our team makes improvements to the software every month.
• The farm makes cheese using traditional methods.
• Scientists hope to make a breakthrough in renewable energy soon.
• The policy aims to make a substantial reduction in carbon emissions by 2030.

• make a profit · kar elde etmek The company managed to make a profit despite the recession.
• make progress · ilerleme kaydetmek Researchers are making progress on the new vaccine.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

benzer: generateproduce

zıt: destroy

sebep olmak, yol açmak B1

to cause something to happen or exist; to bring about a result

The loud noise made the baby cry.

• His careless remarks made the situation worse.
• The new policy will make it easier for students to apply for scholarships.
• Economic instability can make markets volatile and unpredictable.
• The discovery of the gene made researchers reconsider previous theories about the disease.

• make a difference · fark yaratmak Volunteering can make a difference in the community.
• make an impact · etki bırakmak Her speech made an impact on the audience.
• make sb do sth The noise made the baby cry.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

benzer: cause

zıt: prevent