make up a portion
Frequency: 6.16.2 per million words
To form or constitute a part of something larger.
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- Women make up a significant portion of the modern workforce.
- The elderly make up a large portion of the population in this rural town.
- Taxes make up a substantial portion of the final retail price.
- Small businesses make up a huge portion of the national economy.
- Rent and utilities make up a major portion of our monthly household expenses.
- Renewable energy sources now make up a sizeable portion of the national grid.
- These few chapters make up a central portion of the entire book.
- Digital sales make up a growing portion of the company's total revenue.
- Vegetables should make up a generous portion of every healthy meal.
- These three departments make up only a small portion of the total organization.