made
/meɪd/
verb
- Past tense and past participle of make: to create, build, or produce something.
- She made a beautiful painting for her mother.
- He made dinner for the whole family.
- They made a new bridge across the river last year.
- To cause something to happen or to cause someone to do something.
- The loud noise made me jump.
- Her speech made everyone cry.
- The coach made the team run extra laps.
- To earn or gain money or a profit.
- He made a lot of money from his new business.
- They made enough to pay the bills.
- She made a small profit selling lemonade.
- To reach or arrive at a place or time.
- He made it home before the storm hit.
- She made the train with only seconds to spare.
- We made it to the airport just in time.
- To become or turn into something.
- Hard work made him a champion.
- The experience made her a stronger person.
- She made a great teacher after years of practice.
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