make
//meɪk//
Verb
To create, construct, or produce something by combining materials or parts.
She made a cake for her daughter's birthday.
To cause something to exist or happen; to bring about.
The news made her happy.
To force or compel someone to do something.
My parents made me clean my room.
To earn or gain (money, profit, etc.).
She makes a lot of money from her business.
To prepare or cook (food or drink).
I'll make dinner tonight.
To reach or arrive at (a place or time).
We made it to the airport just in time.
To achieve or attain (a particular status or position).
She made captain of the team.
To form or constitute; to be or become.
Two halves make a whole.
Noun
The brand, type, or origin of a manufactured product.
What make is your car?
The structure or composition of something; the way something is made.
The make of this car is very solid.