Make out of Meaning in English
expression
ˈmeɪk/ /ˈaʊt/ /ˈəv
MAYK-OWT-uhv
mˈeɪk/ /ˈaʊt/ /ˈɒv
MAYK-OWT-ov
Definition
To create or build something using certain materials or items as the main ingredients.
Usage & Nuances
Used for describing what material or source something is created from ('made out of wood'). Common in both spoken and written English. Often interchangeable with 'made of', but 'make out of' emphasizes the process or transformation from one thing to another.
Spanish: hacer de - fabricar dePortuguese (BR): fazer de - criar comPortuguese (PT): fazer de - criar comChinese (Simplified): 用...做成Chinese (Traditional): 用...做成Hindi: से बनानाArabic: يصنع منBengali: দিয়ে তৈরি করা - দিয়ে বানানোRussian: сделать из - изготовить изJapanese: 〜で作る - 〜から作るVietnamese: làm từ - tạo ra từKorean: ~로 만들다 - ~에서 만들다Turkish: -den yapmak - -den oluşturmakUrdu: سے بناناIndonesian: membuat dari - membuat menggunakan
Example Sentences
The table is made out of wood.
basic
She built a house out of bricks.
basic
He made a toy car out of paper.
basic
Kids often create costumes out of cardboard boxes.
natural
Can you believe this sculpture is made out of recycled metal?
natural
He made a lamp out of an old bottle he found at the beach.
natural