Made Meaning in English
word · lemma: make
/ˈmeɪd/
MAYD
/mˈeɪd/
MAYD
释义
The past form of 'make'; means to have created, produced, or caused something to exist or happen.
用法与细微差别
Usually used in past tense contexts. Often confused with 'do' but 'make' implies creation or causing something, e.g., 'made a cake' vs 'did homework'. Used in many fixed expressions: 'made it', 'made of', 'made up'. Formal and informal usage.
Spanish: hechoPortuguese (BR): feitoPortuguese (PT): feitoChinese (Simplified): 制造Chinese (Traditional): 製造Hindi: बनाया हुआArabic: مصنوعBengali: তৈরি করেছিল - বানিয়েছিলRussian: сделал - создал - изготовилJapanese: 作ったVietnamese: đã làm - đã tạo raKorean: 만들었다Turkish: yaptı - oluşturdu - ürettiUrdu: بنایاIndonesian: membuat - menghasilkan
例句
She made a cake for the party.
basic
He made a mistake on the test.
basic
I made a phone call to my friend.
basic
We finally made it to the concert on time!
natural
This jacket is made of 100% wool.
natural
She made up a story to explain why she was late.
natural