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made (A1)

verb

Pronunciation: /meɪd/

Past tense and past participle of 'make', meaning to create, construct, or produce something.

make a decision (collocation): To choose between two or more options. — "It's time to make a decision about where to go on vacation."
make a mistake (collocation): To do something incorrectly. — "Everyone makes mistakes sometimes."
make a promise (collocation): To give your word that you will do something. — "I made a promise to myself to exercise more."
make sense (idiom): To be logical or reasonable. — "His explanation didn't make sense to me."
make sure (collocation): To be certain about something. — "Please make sure you lock the door when you leave."
make up (phrasal verb): To invent a story or excuse. — "He made up an excuse for being late."
make up (phrasal verb): To reconcile after an argument. — "The two friends argued but quickly made up."

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