Make out of nothing Meaning in English
expression
释义
To create or invent something when there was nothing before; to produce something without any materials, resources, or prior basis.
用法与细微差别
This expression is often used metaphorically, especially to praise creativity or resourcefulness ('He made a business out of nothing'). It can also describe miraculous or surprising results. Not used for ordinary manufacturing—usually emphasizes the lack of starting resources or ideas.
例句
He tried to make out of nothing when he started his company.
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Can you really make out of nothing something amazing?
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Artists often make out of nothing with only imagination.
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It's impressive how she can make out of nothing when everyone else gives up.
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They managed to make out of nothing a whole theater production.
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When resources are low, real leaders know how to make out of nothing.
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