Collocations with "make"

To create a signal, often with a gesture.

to make a strong complaint or protest

to prepare and bake a tart

to cause a transformation to happen

to create an assessment of value

To begin a war against another country or group.

To suddenly reverse a decision, plan, or policy.

To successfully complete a task by the required time (less common than 'meet').

To change one's route temporarily, often while travelling.

to enter a place, often in a particular manner

A general term for creating a groove.

to create or produce jewellery

To perform the action of throwing the ball to the batter.

to complete a long and difficult journey

to succeed in catching fish

A somewhat formal or literary way to say 'hurry'.

to create or form an explanation or understanding

To form a hole or gap.

to cause the score to become a certain number

To perform the act of seizing something, often used for official confiscations.

to create a tunnel

to create or state a formal promise

to create a recording on videotape

To create the shape of an arch, often by people arranging themselves or objects.