другие переводы
заробляти |
earn
make
gain
win
|
чинити |
do
commit
make
act
behave
accomplish
|
згородити |
enclose
close in
make
build
|
шити |
sew
make
stitch
needle
build
tailor
|
здійснювати |
carry out
make
exercise
implement
realize
execute
|
зробити |
make
do
|
коїти |
plot
do
make
contrive
|
ліпити |
sculpt
model
sculpture
make
build
|
накоїти |
do
make
cause
|
начиняти |
stuff
fill
cram
appoint
nominate
deceive
|
поставити |
put
place
set
make
set up
install
|
пошити |
sew
make
|
призначати |
appoint
assign
prescribe
set
administer
fix
|
робити |
do
make
work
put
proceed
|
складати |
draw up
make
compose
make up
form
amount
|
справляти |
keep
celebrate
make
produce
arrange
hold
|
становити |
be
make
amount
form
put
stand
|
утворювати |
form
make
organize
frame
deduce
|
перетворювати |
convert
transform
transmute
turn into
reduce
change into
|
робити якимсь |
make
|
вироб |
make
yield
|
форма |
form
shape
uniform
mold
format
mode
|
виробіток |
yield
make
|
виробництво |
production
manufacturing
manufacture
making
fabrication
framing
|
синонимы
имя существительное
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примеры использования
If it makes you feel better, I am sorry it has to be this way, and I am sorry it has to be you, but this war cannot be lost.
”“It’s a foolish man who makes threats to them who outnumbers him,” said Ranost, who Bannord had appointed as his corporal.
She needs to be strong, and she needs to trust that not every decision she makes ends with someone she loves getting hurt.
The thought of someone else having them makes my insides hurt.
Flicking through the channels, I land upon Max’s face, young and handsome, playing a cop tracking down a serial killer who makes girls fall in love with him so he can slice off their skin and wear it.
When he asked her what it was, she shrugged and shouted over the gale, ‘Bellepheros makes it.
I doubt it makes much difference.
She can’t risk that, so she makes sure that she doesn’t read the magazine, or watch the Grammys, or listen to any of the label’s artists when Mark is nearby.
’‘I’m sorry,’ Howard says, his voice all compassion, as if Dan’s emotions had never been hidden from him, had always been his business even though every conversation had been about maintaining a distance, and it makes Dan so angry that he hangs up the call and says, ‘Motherfucker,’ over and over again, in surprise, in outrage.
It makes the return of the gods more likely.
His gaze swings left to the highway behind him, then right to the diner before he makes his way across the parking lot.
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