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make into

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ˌmeɪk ˈɪntə/

make into means: To change something so that it becomes something else.

verb

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To change something so that it becomes something else.

  • We made the box into a bed.
  • Her novel was made into a film.
  • Can you make these scraps into something useful?

How to use it: make someone/something into someone/something (They made the old school into a hotel.)

Similar words: turn into, transform into, convert into

Common phrases: make into something, make something into something

Questions about make into

What does make into mean?

To change something so that it becomes something else.

What is make into in other languages?

Türkçe: dönüştürmek · Español: convertir en · Français: transformer en · Deutsch: verwandeln in · Italiano: trasformare in · 日本語: に変える

How do you pronounce make into?

It is pronounced /ˌmeɪk ˈɪntə/.

How do you use make into in a sentence?

We made the box into a bed. Her novel was made into a film.

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