Collocations with "make"

To deliver an informative talk to an audience.

To add something, especially to a collection, list, or building.

To perform a change or alteration.

The most common way to say that someone refers to something indirectly.

to apologize; a very common way to say this

to make a serious or careless mistake

to prepare and create bread

To prepare coffee for drinking.

to say something about a topic

To agree to give something or allow something in order to end a disagreement.

to prepare and create cookies

To change something in order to correct it.

to suddenly start running somewhere, often to escape or reach something

To state something that you want or need.

To cause a dent to appear on a surface; also used figuratively.

to prepare dough by mixing ingredients

to produce a copy of something

to try to do something

To create or produce an estimate.

To succeed in finding something valuable or interesting.

to start to complain or become angry about something, often something unimportant

to form or state a general idea or principle

To be reported as an important news story.

To do something important that has not been done before and will be recorded.

The most common verb used to indicate the action of miscalculating.