Make ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Make ( verb )

1. To cause to exist or happen; bring about.
2. To produce or create something, especially with effort or skill.
3. To cause to be in a specified state or condition.
4. To cause to be as specified.
5. To do or perform in order to achieve a purpose.

Origin:

Middle english maken, from old english macian; akin to old high german mahhōn to make.

Examples:

1. Can you make me a sandwich?
2. She made a cake for her son's birthday.
3. The noise made me jump.
4. Can you make the bed?
5. I will make you proud.

(As a noun)

Make ( noun )

1. To cause to exist or happen; bring about.
2. To produce or create something, especially with effort or skill.
3. To cause to be in a specified state or condition.
4. To cause to be as specified.
5. To do or perform in order to achieve a purpose.

Origin:

Middle english maken, from old english macian; akin to old high german mahhōn to make.

Examples:

1. Can you make me a sandwich?
2. She made a cake for her son's birthday.
3. The noise made me jump.
4. Can you make the bed?
5. I will make you proud.