making (A2)
noun
Pronunciation: /ˈmeɪkɪŋ/
Definition
The action or process of creating or producing something.
Examples
The making of the film took over a year.
She is interested in the making of modern art.
He supervised the making of the new furniture.
How to Use making
- making of (collocation)
- The process or act of creating something. — "The making of this documentary was challenging."
- making progress (collocation)
- Advancing or developing towards a goal. — "We are making progress on the new software."
- making sure (collocation)
- Ensuring that something is the case. — "Please be making sure that the door is locked."
- making a difference (idiom)
- Having a significant positive impact. — "Her volunteer work is making a difference in the community."
- making an effort (collocation)
- Trying hard to achieve something. — "He is making an effort to improve his grades."
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