Make up one's mind (determined): She has made up her mind to
make her life happy.
Make up one's deficiency (remove one's shortcomings or
weakness): Have you made up your deficiency in German?
Make after (run after): The police officer made after the
thief and soon overtook him.
Make away with (get rid of, kill): The soldier was made away
with secretly.
Make away with (steal): He made away with twenty thousand
rupees.
Make for (lead to): Contentment makes for happiness.
Make straight (go directly towards): Hearing the report, we
made straight for the scene of occurrence.
Make over (hand over): Make over the luggage to the porter.
Make out (discover, understand): I can't make out what this
letter means.
Make off (carry away): The tiger pounced and seized the lamb
and made off with it into the thicket.
Make up (end the misunderstanding and come together again):
The four friends have made up their differences by now.
Make it up (reconcile): The two brothers shook hands and
made it up.
Can you come up with some more!!
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