made 音标拼音: [m'ed]
a . 已制成的,成功的,创造的
n .
vbl .
make 的过去式和过去分词
已制成的,成功的,创造的
make 的过去式和过去分词
made 制
made adj 1 :
produced by a manufacturing process ; "
bought some made goods at the local store ;
rope and nails "
2 : (
of a bed )
having the sheets and blankets set in order ; "
a neatly made bed " [
ant : {
unmade }]
3 :
successful or assured of success ; "
now I am a made man forever "-
Christopher Marlowe Mad \
Mad \,
n . [
AS .
ma ?
a ;
akin to D . &
G .
made ,
Goth .
mapa ,
and prob .
to E .
moth .] (
Zool .)
An earthworm . [
Written also {
made }.]
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Made \
Made \,
imp . &
p .
p .
of {
Make }.
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Made \
Made \,
a .
Artificially produced ;
pieced together ;
formed by filling in ;
as ,
made ground ;
a made mast ,
in distinction from one consisting of a single spar . [
WordNet sense 1 ]
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2 .
having the sheets and blankets set in order ; --
of a bed ;
as ,
is the bed made ?.
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5 ]
3 .
successful or assured of success ;
as ,
a self -
made man .
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5 ]
Now I am a made man forever . --
Christopher Marlowe [
WordNet 1 .
5 ]
{
Made up }.
(
a )
Complete ;
perfect . "
A made up villain ." --
Shak .
(
b )
Falsely devised ;
fabricated ;
as ,
a made up story .
(
c )
Artificial ;
as ,
a made up figure or complexion .
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Madecass
Made \
Made \,
n . (
Zool .)
See {
Mad },
n .
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make \
make \,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
made } (
m [=
a ]
d );
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
making }.] [
OE .
maken ,
makien ,
AS .
macian ;
akin to OS .
mak ?
n ,
OFries .
makia ,
D .
maken ,
G .
machen ,
OHG .
mahh ?
n to join ,
fit ,
prepare ,
make ,
Dan .
mage .
Cf . {
Match }
an equal .]
1 .
To cause to exist ;
to bring into being ;
to form ;
to produce ;
to frame ;
to fashion ;
to create .
Hence ,
in various specific uses or applications :
(
a )
To form of materials ;
to cause to exist in a certain form ;
to construct ;
to fabricate .
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He . . .
fashioned it with a graving tool ,
after he had made it a molten calf . --
Ex .
xxxii .
4 .
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(
b )
To produce ,
as something artificial ,
unnatural ,
or false ; --
often with up ;
as ,
to make up a story .
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And Art ,
with her contending ,
doth aspire To excel the natural with made delights .
--
Spenser .
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(
c )
To bring about ;
to bring forward ;
to be the cause or agent of ;
to effect ,
do ,
perform ,
or execute ; --
often used with a noun to form a phrase equivalent to the simple verb that corresponds to such noun ;
as ,
to make complaint ,
for to complain ;
to make record of ,
for to record ;
to make abode ,
for to abide ,
etc .
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Call for Samson ,
that he may make us sport .
--
Judg .
xvi .
25 .
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Wealth maketh many friends . --
Prov .
xix .
4 .
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I will neither plead my age nor sickness in excuse of the faults which I have made .
--
Dryden .
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(
d )
To execute with the requisite formalities ;
as ,
to make a bill ,
note ,
will ,
deed ,
etc .
(
e )
To gain ,
as the result of one '
s efforts ;
to get ,
as profit ;
to make acquisition of ;
to have accrue or happen to one ;
as ,
to make a large profit ;
to make an error ;
to make a loss ;
to make money .
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He accuseth Neptune unjustly who makes shipwreck a second time . --
Bacon .
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(
f )
To find ,
as the result of calculation or computation ;
to ascertain by enumeration ;
to find the number or amount of ,
by reckoning ,
weighing ,
measurement ,
and the like ;
as ,
he made the distance of ;
to travel over ;
as ,
the ship makes ten knots an hour ;
he made the distance in one day .
(
h )
To put in a desired or desirable condition ;
to cause to thrive .
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Who makes or ruins with a smile or frown .
--
Dryden .
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2 .
To cause to be or become ;
to put into a given state verb ,
or adjective ;
to constitute ;
as ,
to make known ;
to make public ;
to make fast .
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Who made thee a prince and a judge over us ? --
Ex .
ii .
14 .
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See ,
I have made thee a god to Pharaoh . --
Ex .
vii .
1 .
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Note :
When used reflexively with an adjective ,
the reflexive pronoun is often omitted ;
as ,
to make merry ;
to make bold ;
to make free ,
etc .
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3 .
To cause to appear to be ;
to constitute subjectively ;
to esteem ,
suppose ,
or represent .
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He is not that goose and ass that Valla would make him . --
Baker .
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4 .
To require ;
to constrain ;
to compel ;
to force ;
to cause ;
to occasion ; --
followed by a noun or pronoun and infinitive .
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Note :
In the active voice the to of the infinitive is usually omitted .
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I will make them hear my words . --
Deut .
iv .
10 .
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They should be made to rise at their early hour .
--
Locke .
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5 .
To become ;
to be ,
or to be capable of being ,
changed or fashioned into ;
to do the part or office of ;
to furnish the material for ;
as ,
he will make a good musician ;
sweet cider makes sour vinegar ;
wool makes warm clothing .
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And old cloak makes a new jerkin . --
Shak .
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6 .
To compose ,
as parts ,
ingredients ,
or materials ;
to constitute ;
to form ;
to amount to ;
as ,
a pound of ham makes a hearty meal .
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The heaven ,
the air ,
the earth ,
and boundless sea ,
Make but one temple for the Deity . --
Waller .
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7 .
To be engaged or concerned in . [
Obs .]
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Gomez ,
what makest thou here ,
with a whole brotherhood of city bailiffs ? --
Dryden .
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8 .
To reach ;
to attain ;
to arrive at or in sight of . "
And make the Libyan shores ." --
Dryden .
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They that sail in the middle can make no land of either side . --
Sir T .
Browne .
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{
To make a bed },
to prepare a bed for being slept on ,
or to put it in order .
{
To make a card } (
Card Playing ),
to take a trick with it .
{
To make account }.
See under {
Account },
n .
{
To make account of },
to esteem ;
to regard .
{
To make away }.
(
a )
To put out of the way ;
to kill ;
to destroy . [
Obs .]
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If a child were crooked or deformed in body or mind ,
they made him away . --
Burton .
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(
b )
To alienate ;
to transfer ;
to make over . [
Obs .]
--
Waller .
{
To make believe },
to pretend ;
to feign ;
to simulate .
{
To make bold },
to take the liberty ;
to venture .
{
To make the cards } (
Card Playing ),
to shuffle the pack .
{
To make choice of },
to take by way of preference ;
to choose .
{
To make danger },
to make experiment . [
Obs .] --
Beau . &
Fl .
{
To make default } (
Law ),
to fail to appear or answer .
{
To make the doors },
to shut the door . [
Obs .]
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Make the doors upon a woman '
s wit ,
and it will out at the casement . --
Shak .
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{
To make free with }.
See under {
Free },
a .
{
To make good }.
See under {
Good }.
{
To make head },
to make headway .
{
To make light of }.
See under {
Light },
a .
{
To make little of }.
(
a )
To belittle .
(
b )
To accomplish easily .
{
To make love to }.
See under {
Love },
n .
{
To make meat },
to cure meat in the open air . [
Colloq .
Western U .
S .]
{
To make merry },
to feast ;
to be joyful or jovial .
{
To make much of },
to treat with much consideration ,,
attention ,
or fondness ;
to value highly .
{
To make no bones }.
See under {
Bone },
n .
{
To make no difference },
to have no weight or influence ;
to be a matter of indifference .
{
To make no doubt },
to have no doubt .
{
To make no matter },
to have no weight or importance ;
to make no difference .
{
To make oath } (
Law ),
to swear ,
as to the truth of something ,
in a prescribed form of law .
{
To make of }.
(
a )
To understand or think concerning ;
as ,
not to know what to make of the news .
(
b )
To pay attention to ;
to cherish ;
to esteem ;
to account . "
Makes she no more of me than of a slave ."
--
Dryden .
{
To make one '
s law } (
Old Law ),
to adduce proof to clear one '
s self of a charge .
{
To make out }.
(
a )
To find out ;
to discover ;
to decipher ;
as ,
to make out the meaning of a letter .
(
b )
to gain sight of ;
to recognize ;
to discern ;
to descry ;
as ,
as they approached the city ,
he could make out the tower of the Chrysler Building .
(
c )
To prove ;
to establish ;
as ,
the plaintiff was unable to make out his case .
(
d )
To make complete or exact ;
as ,
he was not able to make out the money .
(
d )
to write out ;
to write down ; --
used especially of a bank check or bill ;
as ,
he made out a check for the cost of the dinner ;
the workman made out a bill and handed it to him .
{
To make over },
to transfer the title of ;
to convey ;
to alienate ;
as ,
he made over his estate in trust or in fee .
{
To make sail }. (
Naut .)
(
a )
To increase the quantity of sail already extended .
(
b )
To set sail .
{
To make shift },
to manage by expedients ;
as ,
they made shift to do without it . [
Colloq .].
{
To make sternway },
to move with the stern foremost ;
to go or drift backward .
{
To make strange },
to act in an unfriendly manner or as if surprised ;
to treat as strange ;
as ,
to make strange of a request or suggestion .
{
To make suit to },
to endeavor to gain the favor of ;
to court .
{
To make sure }.
See under {
Sure }.
{
To make up }.
(
a )
To collect into a sum or mass ;
as ,
to make up the amount of rent ;
to make up a bundle or package .
(
b )
To reconcile ;
to compose ;
as ,
to make up a difference or quarrel .
(
c )
To supply what is wanting in ;
to complete ;
as ,
a dollar is wanted to make up the stipulated sum .
(
d )
To compose ,
as from ingredients or parts ;
to shape ,
prepare ,
or fabricate ;
as ,
to make up a mass into pills ;
to make up a story .
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He was all made up of love and charms !
--
Addison .
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(
e )
To compensate ;
to make good ;
as ,
to make up a loss .
(
f )
To adjust ,
or to arrange for settlement ;
as ,
to make up accounts .
(
g )
To dress and paint for a part ,
as an actor ;
as ,
he was well made up .
{
To make up a face },
to distort the face as an expression of pain or derision .
{
To make up one '
s mind },
to reach a mental determination ;
to resolve .
{
To make way },
or {
To make one '
s way }.
(
a )
To make progress ;
to advance .
(
b )
To open a passage ;
to clear the way .
{
To make words },
to multiply words .
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65 Moby Thesaurus words for "
made ":
assembled ,
assured of success ,
brought about ,
built ,
cast ,
caused ,
coming ,
constructed ,
crafted ,
created ,
crowned with success ,
custom ,
custom -
built ,
custom -
made ,
done ,
effectuated ,
executed ,
extracted ,
fabricated ,
fashioned ,
forged ,
formed ,
fortunate ,
gathered ,
grown ,
handcrafted ,
handmade ,
harvested ,
homemade ,
homespun ,
machine -
made ,
machined ,
made to order ,
man -
made ,
manufactured ,
mass -
produced ,
milled ,
mined ,
molded ,
on the up -
and -
up ,
on top ,
out in front ,
performed ,
prefab ,
prefabricated ,
processed ,
produced ,
prosperous ,
put together ,
raised ,
ready -
for -
wear ,
ready -
formed ,
ready -
made ,
ready -
prepared ,
ready -
to -
wear ,
refined ,
shaped ,
smelted ,
succeeding ,
successful ,
surefire ,
triumphant ,
well -
built ,
well -
constructed ,
well -
made
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