Разные идиомы

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  • mad as a hornet
    очень сердитый
    My father was mad as a hornet when I had taken his car without his permission.
  • made to measure
    сделано на заказ (об одежде)
    Julia always has her clothes made to measure.
  • made to order
    сделано на заказ (о мебели, ювелирных изделиях и т.д.)
    My boyfriend gave me a nice necklace made to order.
  • maiden voyage
    первое плавание нового корабля
    The maiden voyage of the Titanic took place in 1912. The ship hit an iceberg in the Atlantic, and it sank four hours later.
  • main drag
    главный проспект, улица в городе
    Young people like walking along the main drag of the town.
  • make (it/an event)
    посещать мероприятие
    I was supposed to be present at the shareholders' meeting yesterday, but I was not able to make the event.
  • make (someone or something) available to (someone)
    сделать кого-либо \ что-либо доступным, досягаемым
    They made a car available to the handicapped person.
  • make (someone's) mouth water
    разжигать аппетит, "слюнки потекли"
    I passed the confectioner's counter and the smell of the fresh cakes made my mouth water.
  • make (someone's) position clear
    прояснить чью-либо позицию
    I'd like to make my position clear on the issue of rising prices.
  • make (someone) look good
    заставить кого-либо выглядеть успешным или компетентным
    Alan had won a grant for his research and it made him look good.
  • make (someone) look ridiculous
    заставить кого-либо выглядеть глупо
    Albert wore old slippers and a Mickey-mouse T-shirt which made him look ridiculous.
  • make (someone) sick
    внушать отвращение
    I hate this guy so much that even the look of him makes me sick.
  • make (something) from scratch
    начать делать что-либо с нуля
    Mark made his wealth from scratch.
  • make (something) out of nothing
    создавать что-либо (проблему) из ничего
    "This issue is of little importance, so don't make something out of nothing."
  • make (something) right/good
    исправить что-либо, восстановить
    When there is something wrong with the washing machine, my father can make it right in no time.
  • make (something) to order
    делать что-либо на заказ
    The furniture must have been made to order; it looks excellent.
  • make (something) up to (someone)
    возмещать что-либо кому-либо, навёрстывать
    Ann borrowed some money from Willy, so naturally she had to make it up to him.
  • make (something) worth (someone's) while
    делать что-либо выгодный для кого-то
    The father made it worth his son's while to help him wash the car by allowing him to use from time to time.
  • make a bed
    заправлять постель
    My brother is very lazy; he never takes pains to make his bed.
  • make a big deal about (something)
    преувеличивать важность чего-либо
    My mother exaggerates even small problems; I wish she would not make a big deal about everything.
  • make a break for (something/somewhere)
    броситься к чему-либо или куда-либо
    As soon as the football match ended, the fans made a break for the stadium gates.
  • make a clean sweep of (something)
    полностью избавиться, отделаться от чего-либо
    I want to make a clean sweep of everything I have learnt and start afresh.
  • make a comeback
    возвратиться (к прежней успешной карьере, власти, популярности)
    After the injury the figure skater has been training very hard in order to make a comeback.
  • make a day of it
    провести целый день, посвятить целый день чему-либо
    Ms. Brown made up her mind to make a day of it and clean the whole house.
  • make a dent in (something)
    делать успехи в чём-либо, продвинуться
    Marcia studied hard all day, but she didn't manage to make a dent in the amount of the material left.
  • make a difference
    существенно менять дело, быть важным
    It doesn't make a difference to me if they will invite me to stay with them or not.
  • make a fool out of (someone)
    выставить кого-либо дураком
    "Don't you ever try to make a fool out of me! I am not going to believe your fancy stories."
  • make a fuss (over someone or something)
    волноваться из-за кого-либо \ чего-либо, шумно суетиться
    Gordon will never make a fuss over trifles.
  • make a great show of (something)
    выставить что-либо на показ
    Alec Snow tried to make a show of his new expensive car.
  • make a hit
    иметь успех
    The first night performance of Hamlet made a great hit.
  • make a laughingstock of (someone)
    высмеять кого-либо, сделать кого-либо посмешищем
    Young Tim likes to make a laughingstock of his fellow students, that's why nobody in his class likes him.
  • make a long story short
    короче говоря
    To make a long story short, I have never thought much of Jimmy; he is ill-mannered and boastful.
  • make a mistake
    сделать ошибку
    Pat made a mistake in the dictation.
  • make a name for oneself
    стать известным, сделать себе имя
    Claudia has made a name for herself in the field of fashion.
  • make a night/evening of (doing something)
    весело проводить вечер за чем-либо
    It was very cold outside, so we decided to stay home and make a night of listening to music and dancing.