steal - The thief made away with the woman’s handbag., head for - Paul put on his walking boots and made for the mountains., achieve aim - After climbing for nearly a day, the climbers finally made it., think of - I think Nicola is rather interesting. What do you make of her?, resolve a conflict - They had a serious argument. But later they made up., compensate for sth - I haven’t had a holiday in years so I’m going to make up for lost time and take an extended break., run after - Look. The dog is making after the ball., use alternative - There weren’t any forks or knives, so Carol had to make do with chopsticks., change, transform - The little girl took a piece of paper and made it into a hat., compensate for sb - Ann was very angry with Bob because he was late, but he promised to make it up to her and bought her an ice-cream., understand - The doctors couldn’t make out what was wrong with the patient., create a story - Sam told Ben that she had won the lottery, but it wasn’t true. She made it up.,

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