make + particle
19 phrasal verbs
To chase or pursue someone or something; to move quickly in the direction of someone who is leaving or escaping.
To be unfavorable or disadvantageous to someone or something; to work against a particular outcome.
To leave quickly; to flee or escape. (Also an archaic expression for killing oneself.)
To steal something and escape with it; or (formal/archaic) to kill someone or to destroy something.
To prepare a makeshift or temporary bed or sleeping place, usually on the floor or a sofa.
To move toward a destination with purpose; or to contribute to or create a particular result, condition, or atmosphere.
To transform something or someone into a different thing, form, or role through deliberate action.
To do something good for someone in order to compensate for a previous wrong, disappointment, or favour owed.
To form an opinion, understanding, or interpretation about something, especially something puzzling or unclear.
To leave quickly, especially after doing something wrong or to avoid being caught.
To steal or take something and leave quickly with it.
To see, hear, or understand something with difficulty; to claim something is true; to kiss and caress romantically; or to write a cheque/for
To create or construct something using a particular material or set of available resources.
To kiss and physically caress someone in a romantic or sexual way.
To completely transform the appearance or style of a person or place; or (formal/legal) to transfer ownership of property.
To invent a story or excuse; to reconcile after a quarrel; to constitute or form a whole; or to apply cosmetics.
To compensate for something negative by providing something positive in return.
To flatter or behave in an ingratiating way toward someone, usually to gain favour; or to reach a certain amount or level.
(Dated/slang) To produce, provide, or start doing something, often used as an impatient demand.