Make over Meaning in English

expression

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परिभाषा

To change the appearance or style of something or someone, often to improve it. It can also mean to transfer ownership of something, usually in a legal context.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

Commonly used for changing someone's look ('get a makeover'), renovating spaces, or transferring assets. As a verb phrase, it is informal in the appearance sense; legal ownership meaning is formal. Often confused with 'makeup' (cosmetics).

• Spanish: transformar - renovar - cambiar de imagen
• Portuguese (BR): transformar - renovar - mudar o visual
• Portuguese (PT): transformar - renovar - mudar o visual
• Chinese (Simplified): 改造 - 翻新 - 大变样
• Chinese (Traditional): 改造 - 翻新 - 大變樣
• Hindi: बदल देना - नया रूप देना
• Arabic: تغيير الشكل - تجديد - تحويل
• Bengali: রূপান্তর করা - বদলানো (চেহারা/শৈলী) - হস্তান্তর করা (মালিকানা)
• Russian: переделывать - преобразовывать - передавать (имущество)
• Japanese: イメージチェンジする - 改装する - 譲渡する
• Vietnamese: thay đổi diện mạo - chuyển nhượng (sở hữu)
• Korean: 변신시키다 - 개조하다 - 양도하다
• Turkish: yeniden düzenlemek - görünüm değiştirmek - devretmek
• Urdu: تبدیل کرنا - انداز بدلنا - منتقل کرنا (ملکیت)
• Indonesian: mengubah penampilan - merenovasi - mengalihkan (kepemilikan)

उदाहरण वाक्य

She decided to make over her wardrobe and buy new clothes.

basic

After the reality show, she got a complete make over and looked totally different.

natural

They want to make over the living room with new furniture.

basic

He will make over the house to increase its value.

basic

The lawyer advised him to make over the property to his children.

natural

We're planning to make over the entire office during the holidays.

natural