Make of Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈmeɪk/ /ˈəv

MAYK-uhv

UK

mˈeɪk/ /ˈɒv

MAYK-ov

释义

'Make of' is used to ask or talk about someone's opinion or understanding of something or someone.

用法与细微差别

Often used in questions: 'What do you make of...?'. Used for opinions based on impressions or confusing situations. Slightly formal; not for physical making/creating.

• Spanish: opinar sobre - pensar de
• Portuguese (BR): achar de - pensar de
• Portuguese (PT): achar de - pensar de
• Chinese (Simplified): 怎么看 - 认为
• Chinese (Traditional): 怎麼看 - 認為
• Hindi: के बारे में सोचना - राय रखना
• Arabic: يعتقد عن - يرى بشأن
• Bengali: ভাবা - মূল্যায়ন করা - বোঝা
• Russian: думать (о чём-то) - понимать - воспринимать
• Japanese: どう受け取る - どう思う - 判断する
• Vietnamese: nghĩ gì về - hiểu (về)
• Korean: 어떻게 생각하다 - 판단하다
• Turkish: anlamak - yorumlamak - düşünmek
• Urdu: کیا سمجھنا - رائے قائم کرنا
• Indonesian: menganggap - menilai - mengartikan

例句

What do you make of this picture?

basic

I don't know what to make of his answer.

basic

People didn't know what to make of the new rule.

basic

So, what do you make of her sudden decision to leave?

natural

I really can't make anything of that strange message he sent.

natural

She wasn't sure what to make of his silence during the meeting.

natural