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make with

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ˈmeɪk wɪð/

make with means: To create something using particular materials, ingredients, or tools.

verb

USE MATERIALSA2

To create something using particular materials, ingredients, or tools.

  • I make soup with fresh vegetables.
  • We made the shelves with wood from an old cupboard.
  • What can you make with this paper?

How to use it: make something with something (She makes these biscuits with honey.)

Common phrases: make with butter, make with wood, make something with flour

PROVIDEC2

To give, bring, or show something that someone wants, often when they ask impatiently.

  • Make with the food, please!
  • He finally made with the cash he owed us.
  • Can you stop chatting and make with the answers?

How to use it: make with something (Come on, make with the coffee!)

Similar words: provide, produce, hand over, come up with

Opposites: withhold

Common phrases: make with the money, make with the food, make with the jokes

Questions about make with

What does make with mean?

To create something using particular materials, ingredients, or tools.

What is make with in other languages?

Türkçe: kullanarak yapmak · Español: hacer con · Français: faire avec · Deutsch: mit etwas herstellen · Italiano: fare con · 日本語: 使って作る

How do you pronounce make with?

It is pronounced /ˈmeɪk wɪð/.

How do you use make with in a sentence?

I make soup with fresh vegetables. We made the shelves with wood from an old cupboard.

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