Collocations with "make sb"

To cause someone to become angry.

to cause someone to feel happy

to cause someone to understand or become aware of something

Refers to the action by a company of terminating an employee's job. Marked as a British English usage.

to cause someone to feel sad

To unfairly blame a person or group for a problem.

to directly cause someone to become unhappy or worried

indicates that something or someone else provoked the wince

to cause someone to become angry

To cause someone to feel annoyed.

to say or do something that causes someone else to blush

To cause someone to feel or show strong emotions.

Used when an external person, thing, or situation causes someone to feel nervous.

To cause someone to shiver, usually from fear or revulsion.

To cause someone to become unhappy.

To act in a friendly way towards a guest or new person.

To cause someone to feel curious or doubtful.

To cause someone to make a sudden movement from surprise.

To cause someone to feel stressed. Can also be used as 'make sb stressed out' (informal).

To cause someone to have knowledge or consciousness of something.

Used to indicate causing someone else to feel happy.

To cause someone to feel hungry.

to cause someone to become angry (informal, esp. AmE)

Similar to 'get sb pregnant', a direct way to state causality.

To cause someone to vomit.

To cause someone to feel overly aware of themselves.

To cause someone to become irritable.

to cause someone to become a celebrity

To cause someone to feel unhappy or sad.

Used to describe causing someone to become extremely angry.