mail-box shopping
1>   ,   

mail-cart
1>  
2>  

mail-catcher
1> _.       
  

mail-clad
1>   , 

mail-guard
1>   (      )

mail-order
1>    
_Ex:
mail-order firm (house)  " ",
- 
2>   
3>  ( )  

mail-plane
1>  

mail-plate
1>      

mail-room
1>  

mail-shirt
1>  

mail-train
1>  

mail-van
1> ,    
2>  

mailable
1>      , 

mailbag
1>    ;   

mailbox
1> _.       (
 )
2> _.   ( )
3>  ,    (    )

mailed
1> ,   
_Ex:
mailed car  
_Ex:
a mailed knight   
_Id:
mailed fist  ;   ()

mailgram
1> ,     
2> -, ,   

mailing
1>  ;   
_Ex:
I got your letter on the day of mailing    
   
2>  
_Ex:
postcards, parcels and other mailings ,  
  
3> _.  
4> _.   ( )

mailing list
1>  
_Ex:
I am on their mailing list       
2>   (  , ,
 ,    . .)

mailing machine
1>     ,  
. .

mailing tube
1>   

maillot
1>  (, , )
2>    (.  )

mailman
1> _. 

maim
1> _.   
2> , 
_Ex:
to maim smb. for life  -.    
_Ex:
to be maimed in battle    
_Ex:
to be maimed in the hand  
_Ex:
he was maimed in an accident   ( )
   ( )
3> _.    

main
1>  ,  (. main sea, the bounding main)
2> _. 
3> (M.)       (
 )
4> _. -
5> . _pl. _.  (, ,
  . .)
_Ex:
street mains  ,   
 
_Ex:
connected to the mains   
_Ex:
this radio works from the mains    
_Ex:
our house is not on the mains     

_Ex:
to turn the water off at the main  ;
  ()
_Ex:
the mains voltage is 250   250 
6> _pl. _.  
_Id:
in the main  
7> , 
_Ex:
main feature  
_Ex:
the main body of the text  ()  
_Ex:
main point   ( )
_Ex:
main reason  
_Ex:
the main objective  
_Ex:
main office  ;  ; 
_Ex:
main author   (  )
_Ex:
main street  
_Ex:
the main thing is to keep quiet  -  
(  )
_Ex:
main clause _.  
_Ex:
main flood   ( );  

_Ex:
main title _.  ,  ,  
 
_Ex:
main pipe  
_Ex:
main attack (effort) _.  
_Ex:
main body _.  ,  (  . .)
_Ex:
main line of resistance _.   
_Ex:
main guard _.   ;  
_Ex:
main bearing _.  ;  

_Ex:
main shaft _. ,  ; _. 

_Ex:
main bush _-. 
_Ex:
main girder _.  , ;  ,
 ;    
_Ex:
main beam _. _.  
_Ex:
main pin _. ;   
_Ex:
main frame _. -; _.  
8> _-.   
_Ex:
by main force (strength)  () ;   
9> _. , 
10> _.   -
_Ex:
main rigging  -
_Ex:
main rail 
_Ex:
main hatch -
_Id:
the main chance ;   , 
_Id:
to have an eye to the main chance   
_Id:
to fire one's main guns at smb.    -.
11>  ,      

12>  
13> _. 
14> _.     (. )

main course
1> _.   (,   . .)

main deck
1> _.  ; _.  

main line
1>   ; 
2>  
3> _. ,     

main sequence
1> _.   ()

main-course
1> _. 

main-sheet, mainsheet
1> _. -
2> _.  ; 

mainframe
1>   
2>   ( ,    -  -)

mainland
1> 
2> (M.)       (
 )

mainline
1> . _pl. _.  (, ,
  . .)
_Ex:
street mainlines  ,   
 
_Ex:
connected to the mainlines   
_Ex:
this radio works from the mainlines    
_Ex:
our house is not on the mainlines     

_Ex:
to turn the water off at the mainline  ;
  ()
_Ex:
the mainlines voltage is 250   250 
2> _pl. _.  
3> _.    (. )

mainliner
1> _. ,    ; 


mainly
1>  ,  
_Ex:
you are mainly to blame     ()
2>  
_Ex:
the people who came were mainly women   
 

mainmast
1> _. -

mains-operated
1> _.   ,    

mainsail
1> _. 

mainsel
1> _.  ; 

mainsell
1> _.  ; 

mainspring
1>   ( )
2> _.  ,  
3>   ;  , 
_Ex:
desire for fame is the mainspring of his behaviour  
 
_Ex:
technology is the mainspring of economic growth 
   

mainstay
1> _. -
2>  , , 
_Ex:
he was the mainstay of the organization   
() ,     
_Ex:
cotton is the mainstay of the surrounding country 
      

mainstream
1> ,  
2> _.  ,  , ,
 
_Ex:
writers in the mainstream  ; ,
    
3> _.  
_Ex:
mainstream Americans  
4> 
5>   ;    
_Ex:
mainstream smoke ,    (
  )
6> _.       
 

maintain
1> , 
_Ex:
to maintain contact   (); 
 ( )
_Ex:
to maintain friendly relations  ()
 
_Ex:
to maintain peace  () 
_Ex:
to maintain silence  
_Ex:
to maintain a smiling countenance  
_Ex:
to maintain an open mind  , 
;   
_Ex:
to maintain correspondence  () 
_Ex:
to maintain heat  ; 
() 
_Ex:
to maintain prices _.  ()  
 
_Ex:
to maintain resistance _.  ()

_Ex:
he maintained his opposition    
_Ex:
you maintain a dangerous position    
,     
_Ex:
law and order must be maintained   
 
_Ex:
food is necessary to maintain life   
 
_Ex:
the pilot maintained a constant speed  
 
2> 
_Ex:
to maintain an army  
_Ex:
to maintain one's family  
3>  (,   . .)
_Ex:
to maintain the common cause    
4> ,  ( ,   . .)
_Ex:
to maintain one's rights  ()  
5> _.      ( 
  )
6> , 
_Ex:
to maintain hold of    ;  

_Ex:
to maintain one's ground   ;  
;  
_Ex:
to maintain a position _.  
_Ex:
if the improvement is maintained   ()
 
7> ;     (, 
 . .)
_Ex:
he maintains his car himself     
8> _. , , 
_Ex:
to maintain that...  (), ...;
  , ..
_Ex:
he maintained his innocence     

maintenance
1> , ; 
_Ex:
the maintenance of friendly relations with all countries
   ( )  

_Ex:
maintenance of contact _.  
 
_Ex:
maintenance of observation _.  

2> ,      
  ; 
_Ex:
to provide for smb.'s maintenance 
-.   
_Ex:
he pays $15 per week maintenance   
   ,    -
   
3> , 
4> _.  (      )
5> _. ,  ();   
; - 
6> _. , ;  (  . .)
7> _.  ,  
8>  ()
9> _. 

maintenance allowance
1>  ()
2>    
3>      

maintenance costs
1>  
2>   - 

maintenance crew
1>   ;  

maintenance department
1> - 

maintenance drug
1> ,    ( 
)

maintenance man
1>  (  )

maintenance manual
1> _.     

maintenance order
1>     

maintenance party
1> _.  , 

maintenance section
1> _.  

maiolica
1> 

maison
1> _. ; 

maison de sante
1> _.  ;    

maisonnette
1>  ; 
2>     ;  

maitre
1> _. 
2> _.  (   ); 
(  ; . .); ,  (
  . .)
3> _.  , 

maitre d'
1> (_.  maitre d'hotel) _. 

maize
1> _. ,  (Zea mays)
_Ex:
maize field  

majestic
1> ; 
_Ex:
majestic aspect  
_Ex:
a man majestic in manners    

majesty
1> ; , 
2> (M.)  ()
_Ex:
His M.  
_Id:
His Satanic M.   , 

Majlis
1> _.  (  -  ;   -
  )

majolica
1> 

major
1> 
2> _. 
3> _.   ()
4> _. 
5> _. ,    ( )
_Ex:
history is his major    - , 
  
6> _. _.   
7> . _pl.   
8> ,  , 
_Ex:
major question  
_Ex:
major drawback  
_Ex:
our major artist    () 
_Ex:
of major importance    
_Ex:
of major interest   
_Ex:
major industries   
_Ex:
major war criminals   
_Ex:
theirs is a major undertaking    
9> ; 
_Ex:
major part (portion)  
_Ex:
major road  
_Ex:
major success  
_Ex:
major advances in science ,    
_Ex:
he made a major contribution to science   
  
_Ex:
major action _.  ; _.  
_Ex:
major caliber _.  ;  
_Ex:
major casualties _.  () 
_Ex:
major forces _.  
10>   
_Ex:
major opinion  
11>  (      
,       -  )
12> _. 
13> _. 
_Ex:
major key  
14> _.  ( )
15> _.  ( )
_Ex:
he majors (is majoring) in English   
 ,    -  

major league
1> _.   (     
)

major premise
1> _.   ()

major scale
1> _.  

major suit
1>   (      )

major term
1> _.   ( )

major-domo
1> _. 
2> , , 

major-general
1> -

majorant
1> _. _. ,  
2> _. _. 

majorat
1> _. 

majorette
1> _.     (  )

majority
1> 
_Ex:
the majority of mankind   
_Ex:
in the majority of cases   
_Ex:
absolute majority  
_Ex:
qualified majority  
_Ex:
the majority needed for nomination  ,
  ,     
 ( -. )
_Ex:
to be in the majority   
_Ex:
to gain (to carry) the majority   ()
_Ex:
to be carried by a small majority  ( ,
)   ()
_Ex:
to win (to be elected) by a large majority  (
)   ()
_Ex:
by a majority of 35   35 
2> _. 
_Ex:
to reach (to attain) one's majority  
3> _. ,  
_Id:
to join the (great (silent)) majority   
 ( ), 

majority carrier
1> _.   ()

majority leader
1> _. _.    ( )
_Ex:
majority leader of the Senate   
  (. majority floor leader)

majority rule
1>   ;  ;
    

majority verdict
1> _. ,   

majorization
1> _. ,  

majorize
1> _.  
2> _. ,  

majorship
1> ,  

majuscule
1>  

make
1> , ; , 
_Ex:
a new make of automobile   
_Ex:
dresses of a new make   
_Ex:
a coat of first-class make   
_Ex:
a tool of heavier make   
2> , , 
_Ex:
cars of all makes   
_Ex:
what make is this?     (, )?
_Ex:
houses after the Swiss make    
3> , ; 
_Ex:
an automobile of English make  

_Ex:
knives of Birmingham make   
_Ex:
is this your own make?    ?;  
?;    ?
4>    ; ; 
5> , 
_Ex:
a man of slender make  
_Ex:
a man with the make and muscles of a prize-fighter 
    
6>  ()
_Ex:
a man of this make    ()
7> _.  
_Ex:
at make , 
8> _.  (  )
9> _.    
10> _. _.   ;  
_Id:
on the make   ;  ; 
 
_Id:
make and mend hour _. _. ,   
  ; _.    
11> ; , 
_Ex:
to make tables  
_Ex:
to make in duplicate    
_Ex:
nails are made of iron    
_Ex:
what is it made of?    ?
_Ex:
made in the USA  ()  
_Ex:
this Publishing House makes good books  
 (, )  ;  
  () 
_Ex:
to make a meal  () 
_Ex:
to make tea  (  ) 
_Ex:
I don't know how to make this dish   ,  
()  
_Ex:
to make a coat  () 
_Ex:
a suit made to order ,   
_Ex:
to make a bed  
_Ex:
I'll make a bed for you on the sofa     
_Ex:
to make a nest  () 
_Ex:
to make a track    
_Ex:
to make hay ,    
_Ex:
don't stand there as if you were made of stone   
,    
12> , , 
_Ex:
to make a list  
_Ex:
to make a note  ,  (-.)
_Ex:
to make notes  () , ,

_Ex:
to make a note of smth.  -.;  
 ( ) -.
_Ex:
to make a report   ()
_Ex:
to make one's will  () 
_Ex:
to make a law  (, ) 
_Ex:
to make a plan  () 
_Ex:
let's not make premature plans     ;
  () 
13> , 
_Ex:
to make a poem  ()   
_Ex:
this author makes good books    ()
 
_Ex:
he made a sketch    ()
_Ex:
to make a film  
14> , 
_Ex:
to make a landing  ;   
_Ex:
to make a mistake (a blunder)  
_Ex:
to make a fresh start  
_Ex:
he made an offence against good taste   
 
15> ; 
_Ex:
to make smb.'s character  -. 
_Ex:
to make one's own life    
_Ex:
I made him what he is    ,   
_Ex:
to make oneself    ( )
16> _. ,  ()
_Ex:
he made the dog himself    
17> , 
_Ex:
what do you make of this film?     ?,
     ?
_Ex:
what do you make of him?      ?
_Ex:
what distance do you make it from here to the village? 
 ,    ?
_Ex:
I make it five miles -,  
_Ex:
how large do you make this crowd? , -, 
?,   ,   ?
_Ex:
what time do you make it? , -,  ?;
   ?
_Ex:
I make it half past four -,  ;  
()  
_Ex:
what do you make this bird to be?  , -,
 ?
18> _. 
19> _.   -.
20> ,  (, )
_Ex:
to make money  ,  
_Ex:
to make money on the side   (
),  
_Ex:
how much (money) do you make a week?  () 
 ()  ?
_Ex:
I make a good salary    ,  
() 
_Ex:
I made very little (money) on this    
()   ()
_Ex:
to make a good thing of smth.   (,
 )  -.
_Ex:
he makes a $2000 a year (out) of his lands   
  2000   
_Ex:
to make profit  
_Ex:
to make a livelihood    
_Ex:
to make a (one's) living   
_Ex:
to make a (one's) living with one's pen  
  ( )
_Ex:
to make a living (by) teaching music   
 
_Ex:
to make one's bread    ( )
21>  (, )
_Ex:
to make friends  () ; 
_Ex:
we made friends with him very quickly   
 
_Ex:
to make enemies  
_Ex:
to make an ally of smb.  -.  ;
 -.   
22>  (, )
_Ex:
to make an agreement   , 
_Ex:
to make a treaty  
_Ex:
to make a bargain  , 
_Ex:
to make terms   
23>  ()
_Ex:
to make a date  
_Ex:
to make an appointment   ; 
 
24> ,  ( ,   . .)
_Ex:
when shall I see you, Monday of Tuesday? - Make it Tuesday
   ,     ? - 
 
_Ex:
I shall make it for three o'clock   ()
 3 
25>  ( );  ( )
_Ex:
to make smb. a judge  -. 
_Ex:
to make smb. a general  -.  
_Ex:
he was made commander-in-chief   ()

_Ex:
to make smb. a knight  -.  
26>  ();    (,
);  ()
_Ex:
to make a room  
_Ex:
to make a bed  () ;  
_Ex:
I want to make order in (among) my books    
  
27>  ( )
_Ex:
to make a speech  
28>  ();  (); , ,

_Ex:
to make a noise ,  
_Ex:
the creature made no sound     
29>  ()
_Ex:
to make a row _. ,    ;
 
_Ex:
to make a scene  () 
_Ex:
to make a fuss   (); ,

_Ex:
to make a fuss of smb.   -.
30>  ();  ()
_Ex:
to make a commotion   ()
_Ex:
to make a splash (a stir) _.  ()
;   (),  ()
 
_Ex:
this film made a stir     
( )
_Ex:
he made the front page (   , )  
   (     )
_Ex:
to make (much) ado _.  () 
_Ex:
the novel made the bestseller list    

31>  (); 
_Ex:
I want to make a few pictures of this building   
   
32>  ()
_Ex:
to make a tour  
_Ex:
he made a tour of the whole country    
_Ex:
he made a long voyage    

33> ,  (-. )
_Ex:
to make ten miles a day     
_Ex:
we made only three miles that day      
 
_Ex:
this car makes 120 kilometres an hour   
120   ;    () 120 
 
34>  (-. ); ,  (  
. .)
_Ex:
to make (it to) the village before dark   

_Ex:
to make the station in time    
_Ex:
we just made the train     
_Ex:
to make port   
_Ex:
the ship will never make port in such a storm  
      
_Ex:
to make it into history   
_Ex:
to make it into Parliament   
35> (for) ,  (-.);  (
-. )
_Ex:
to make for home  
_Ex:
to make for the open sea    
_Ex:
he made for the door    ;  
()  
36> (for) ,  ( -.)
_Ex:
the bull made for him    
37> _.  ()
_Ex:
to make the finish   , 
38> _.  (  . .)
_Ex:
to make the basket   ()
_Ex:
he always makes a goal      
_Ex:
he made two tens     ()
39>  ()
_Ex:
to make a hurdle   ()
_Ex:
to make a (the) riffle _.    ();
 , 
40> _.  (); 
_Ex:
I made the trick    
_Ex:
the ace makes  
_Ex:
he made the queen    
41> _.  (  )
42> _.  ();  ()
_Ex:
whose turn is it to make?   ?
43> _.  ();  
_Ex:
noon was made  
44>  (, , )
_Ex:
to make a good meal  
_Ex:
to make a good breakfast  
_Ex:
to make a meal on (of) smth.  -.
_Ex:
he made a meal on (of) nuts   ,   
 
45>  ( )
_Ex:
the tide is making fast    
_Ex:
the water is making fast   ;  
 
46>  -     ,

_Ex:
twenty shillings make a pound   
;    
_Ex:
two and two make four     
_Ex:
twice six makes twelve    
47>  -     ,

_Ex:
to make one of   ;  ;   
_Ex:
will you make one of the party?     
?
_Ex:
I made one of their group     
_Ex:
to make a fourth   (   )
_Ex:
you make the tenth here   
_Ex:
this makes your tenth offence    
_Ex:
this makes the third time I've rung him     
 
_Ex:
this colour makes a perfect camouflage   
 
_Ex:
cold tea makes an excellent drink in summer   -
  
_Ex:
that makes a good answer   ;   

_Ex:
this book makes good (interesting), reading  
;    
48>  -    
, 
_Ex:
she could make a good mother for them     
 
_Ex:
he will make her an excellent husband    

_Ex:
he will make a good musician     
_Ex:
the carpet will make your bed     
_Ex:
this room will make a good study    
 
49>  -    
, 
_Ex:
to make quorum  
_Ex:
to make a House    
_Ex:
these books make a set    
50>      
,   
_Ex:
to make a jump 
_Ex:
to make a bow 
_Ex:
to make a move  ; ;  
_Ex:
to make a start ; 
_Ex:
to make a good start   
_Ex:
he made an early start    ( )
_Ex:
to make a stop ,  
_Ex:
to make inquiries ,  
_Ex:
to make a call ,  () ;
 ( )
_Ex:
I had to make a few calls that's why I was late  
    ,   
_Ex:
let me make a call first    
_Ex:
to make use of smth., smb.  -., -.
_Ex:
in his book he has made extensive use of quotations  
  
51>       ,
  
_Ex:
to make fast ; 
_Ex:
to make merry 
_Ex:
to make public ,  ; 
, , 
_Ex:
to make good  ,  ; ,
;  ()
_Ex:
he has talent and he'll make good    

_Ex:
we'll make good your losses     
_Ex:
I promised you a present, I'll make good next time  
 ,      
_Id:
make sure that the doors are locked ,   
_Id:
to make for smth. ,  -.
_Id:
this did not make for happiness    
_Id:
to make do  ,  ; 
_Id:
we must make do on our pension    

_Id:
I am happy to make your acquaintance    
_Id:
to make oneself at home   ; 
_Id:
to make long hours   () 
_Id:
to make up one's mind ,  ; 
_Id:
to make no sign    ;  
_Id:
to make a face (faces) (at smb.) , 
,  ()  (-.)
_Id:
to make a wry face    (
)
_Id:
to make eyes at smb.  ()  -.
_Id:
to make a long nose (_. _. a snook) at smb. 
"" -.
_Id:
to make a long neck  
_Id:
to make a long arm for smth.   ()
 -.
_Id:
to make a little figure   
_Id:
to make a poor month 
_Id:
to make hay ;  
_Id:
to make a hand  ( -.);  
_Id:
to make no hand of smth.  -. , 
_Id:
to make one's jack _.  
_Id:
to make one's pile  () 
_Id:
to make a strike _.    
_Id:
I made a strike   
_Id:
to make one's mark ,  ; _. ,

_Id:
to make time   ( )
_Id:
to make the train   
_Id:
to make it   ; , ;
_. 
_Id:
I knew that he would make it  ,    
_Id:
he'll make it through college   
_Id:
do you think he will make it?   ,  ?
_Id:
to make it to the train  ( )  
_Id:
to make a go of it _.  , 
_Id:
to make short work of smth.   ()
 -.
_Id:
to make oneself scarce , , 
_Id:
to make a run of it , 
_Id:
to make a fight of it  
_Id:
to make a poor fight of it   
_Id:
to make an example of smb.  -.   
_Id:
to make a cat's paw of smb.  -.  
_Id:
to make a bee-line for smth.   (
) -.
_Id:
to make a score off one's own bat  (-.) 
 
_Id:
to make a save   ( )
_Id:
to make a stab at smth.   -.
_Id:
to make a shot  
_Id:
his words made my blood boil       
_Id:
to make smb.'s brain reel  (, )
-.
_Id:
to make smb.'s ears burn   -.   
_Id:
to make the ears tingle ;  
_Id:
to make a song and dance about smth.   -
-.
_Id:
I shall make it hot for him!   !
_Id:
to make a time (a day) of it   ,

_Id:
to make good cheer , 
_Id:
to make whoopee _. ,  
_Id:
to make the welkin ring   
_Id:
to make a long story short, to make short of long 

_Id:
to make odds even  ,  
_Id:
to make a purse   (.  );
 
_Id:
to make a bag _.   
_Id:
to make book    
_Id:
as they make them ('em) , , ,

_Id:
he is as stupid as they make them   
_Id:
to make a hole in smb.    -., 
-.
_Id:
to make a hole in the water 
_Id:
to make water ;   ( )
_Id:
to make a pint measure hold a quart   

_Id:
to make a virtue of necessity  ,  

_Id:
to make old bones    
_Id:
make it snappy! !; !; !
_Id:
nine tailors make one man      
 
_Id:
one fool makes many    
_Id:
make haste slowly  ,  

make away
1> , 
_Ex:
he made away right after the meeting    

_Ex:
he made away with the money    
2> (with) ,  (-.);   (-.)
_Ex:
it was decided to make away with him   
() 
_Ex:
to make away with oneself   , 

3> (with) , , 
_Ex:
he quickly made away with the money he had inherited 
  ,    

make back
1> , 

make belive
1>  , 
2> 

make off
1> , 
_Ex:
the robber made off  
_Ex:
to make off after smb.   -.

make out
1> ; 
_Ex:
to make out a check  
_Ex:
to make out a certificate of death by heart failure 
    
_Ex:
we shall make out a list of what we need   
,    ()
_Ex:
to make out a grant in smb.'s name   
-. 
2> ; ; 
_Ex:
to make out a dim figure through the mist  
   ( )
_Ex:
to make out inscription  
3> , 
_Ex:
to make out the meaning of a word   
_Ex:
as far as I can make out   
_Ex:
I can't make out what he says     (,
),    
4>  ,  
_Ex:
he makes out that he is badly threated   
,     
_Ex:
he made me out to be a liar    ,  
 
5> 
_Ex:
the plaintiff couldn't make out his case    
  
6> _. _. , 
_Ex:
how is he making out?   ?,     ?
7>  ( -.); 
_Ex:
how did they make out with the problem?   
  ?
_Ex:
how are you making out in your new job?     
  ?

make over
1> _. 
_Ex:
this dress will have to be made over   


make up
1> ; 
_Ex:
to make up a sum  
_Ex:
to make up a group  
_Ex:
to make up rules  
_Ex:
to make up a medicine  () 
_Ex:
to make up a bundle   
_Ex:
the parcel was neatly made up    
_Ex:
to make up the purchases into a package  
  
_Ex:
these are the things which make up the joy of life  ,
   
2> , 
_Ex:
to make up a story  () 
_Ex:
to make up lies  
_Ex:
you are making that up   
_Ex:
he makes it up as he goes along     
3> 
_Ex:
to make it up with smb.   -.
_Ex:
let's make (it) up!  !
4> , 
_Ex:
to make up differences  
_Ex:
don't worry, he will go and make it up presently  ,
     
_Ex:
let's make it up and be friends  
5> ; ; 
_Ex:
to make up for lost time   ()

_Ex:
he quickly made up leeway in his studies  
   
_Ex:
to make up for smb.'s absence  -.
_Ex:
I shall make up the difference out of my own pocket  
   
_Ex:
a dollar is wanted to make up the sum    
  
_Ex:
we must make it up to him somehow   - 
 
_Ex:
to make up lost ground _.  , ;
 
6> ; ; 
_Ex:
he made up the actor   
_Ex:
she made up her face before going out ,   
,     
7> ; ; 
_Ex:
she never makes up    
_Ex:
she was heavily made up    
8>    ()
9>    ( )
10> (to)  (-.),  ( -.),
  -.
_Ex:
to make up to important people   
() 
11> (to) , 
12> _. 
_Ex:
to make up a train  
13> _. 

make-and-break
1> _. 

make-believe
1> 
_Ex:
this is not his true attitude, it is just make-believe 
       ,    
2> , 
3> , 
4> ,      -. ""
5> , ; 
_Ex:
make-believe reply ; , 

make-do
1> , 

make-fast
1> _.  ,  

make-peace
1> , 

