made

• Particípio passado do verbo 'make' (fazer); usado como adjetivo para descrever algo que foi construído, criado, fabricado ou formado. Também pode indicar algo preparado, pronto ou composto por determinada coisa.

The past tense and past participle of 'make'; used as an adjective to describe something that has been constructed, created, or formed.

1. Manufactured or constructedA2formal

   Produced or created through a manufacturing or construction process.

   Feito

   • The table is made of solid oak.
   • This car was made in Germany.
   • All the furniture is hand-made.

   Sinônimosbuiltfabricatedmanufactured

   Antônimosnaturalorganicrawunmadeunprocessed

2. Prepared or arrangedB1formal

   Describes a bed that has been prepared for sleeping, with sheets and blankets neatly arranged.

   Arrumada

   • The hotel room had a freshly made bed.
   • She always leaves her bed made before leaving for work.
   • The maid ensured every bed was made by noon.

   Sinônimosarrangedprepared

3. Assured of successC1formal

   Having achieved success or being in a position where success is guaranteed.

   Feito, com sucesso garantido

   • After that deal, he was a made man.
   • With her talent and connections, she is made for life.
   • He felt made after securing the promotion.

   Sinônimosestablishedprosperoussecuresetsuccessful

   Antônimosdoomedlostruinedunsuccessful

• Verbo que indica a ação de criar, produzir, fabricar ou construir algo, além de causar ou provocar um efeito ou resultado.

A verb used to indicate the act of creating, producing, constructing, or causing something to happen.

verbo irregular

1. Create or produceA1formal

   To produce, construct, or cause something to exist.

   Criar ou produzir

   • She makes her own clothes.
   • The company makes high-quality furniture.
   • He made a delicious cake for the party.

   Sinônimosassemblebuildconstructcraftcreatefabricatefashionforgeformgeneratemanufactureproduce

   Antônimosbreakdemolishdestroyruin

2. Cause to happen or becomeA2formal

   To cause something to happen or to cause someone or something to become something else.

   Fazer com que aconteça

   • The news made her happy.
   • Don't make me repeat myself.
   • The loud noise made the baby cry.

   Sinônimosbring aboutcauseconvertcreateeffectengendergenerateinduceoccasionproducepromptrendertransformtrigger

   Antônimospreventreverseundo

3. Earn or acquireB1formal

   To earn money or acquire something.

   Ganhar ou adquirir

   • He makes a good living as a programmer.
   • She made a lot of new friends at university.
   • They made a huge profit from the sale.

   Sinônimosacquirebring inclearearngainnetobtainprocuresecuretake home

   Antônimoslosespendwaste

4. Force or compelB1informal

   To force someone to do something.

   Obrigar

   • My parents made me clean my room.
   • The law makes everyone pay taxes.
   • Don't let them make you do something you don't want to.

   Sinônimoscoercecompeldriveforceimpelobligepresspressurerequireurge

5. Arrive or achieveB2informal

   To manage to arrive at a place or achieve something.

   Chegar ou conseguir

   • We barely made it to the train on time.
   • If you hurry, you can make the deadline.
   • He made the team after a tough tryout.

   Sinônimosachievearrive atattaincatchget tohitreach

6. Pretend or act as ifB2informal

   To pretend to be or do something.

   Fingir ou fazer de conta

   • He made like he didn't see me.
   • She made as if she was leaving, then stopped.
   • Don't make out you're an expert when you're not.

   Sinônimosactaffectfeignpretendshamsimulate

Variantes phrasalmake formake offmake outmake overmake up