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make a choice between A and Bвыбирать между А и Б (He's got to make a choice between alcohol and his family. ART Vancouver)
make a deep impressionпроизвести глубокое впечатление (upon sb. – на кого-л. ART Vancouver)
make a lot of money fromхорошо нагреть руки на (A lot of lawyers made a lot of money from this copyright infringement case which dragged on for 22 years. ART Vancouver)
make a lot of money fromхорошо нажиться на (A lot of lawyers made a lot of money from this copyright infringement case which dragged on for 22 years. ART Vancouver)
make a realityвоплотить в жизнь (“I am delighted that we are that much closer to the completion of this waterfront park plan. I would also like to express my most sincere gratitude to my friend and longtime resident of Westwood, Jim Green, for helping to make this a reality,” Clements said. ART Vancouver)
make all the differenceиметь решающее значение (During periods of bad weather, when a late spring or early fall snow covers flowering plants and stops insect activity, and when a vagrant hummingbird shows up in winter at a nectar feeder, a clean feeder filled with fresh nectar can make all the difference for a bird’s survival. – имеет решающее значение для выживания птички ART Vancouver)
make allowance forпроявить снисхождение к ("You must make allowance for this poor girl, placed in so unprecedented a position.' 'I will make no allowance. I am very angry indeed, and I have been shamefully used." (Sir Arthur Conan Doyle) – «Проявите снисхождение ...» «Никакого снисхождения.» ART Vancouver)
make an informed decisionпринять взвешенное решение (I don't know the issues enough to make an informed decision. • Let's prevent this carnage at 275 Street and 48 Avenue Gloucester Industrial Park from taking place in the Compensatory Lands and coho salmon habitat. There will be a delegation at the Regular Council meeting of the Township of Langley May 29 to present this petition and provide essential missing information and correct misleading information to Council to enable them to make an informed decision. (change.org) ART Vancouver)
make-believe one isпредставлять себя (someone – кем-либо igisheva)
make-believe one isвоображать себя (someone – кем-либо igisheva)
make best effortsприложить максимум усилий (ART Vancouver)
make decisionsпринимать решения (about – по поводу: A Power of Attorney for Property allows someone to make decisions about your property and finances on your behalf. (rbcroyalbank.com) ART Vancouver)
make financial senseбыть экономически целесообразным (When there is comparatively little land zoned for development, competition for developable land is fierce, and it makes financial sense for developers to build as tall as they possibly can to recoup the costs of outbidding other developers for that land. (Reddit) -- для застройщиков экономически целесообразно • It’s a big decision to let an investment sit empty after you’ve put hundreds of thousands of dollars into it—or even millions. But it might make financial sense to some, says Kuester. “If it’s sitting, it’s because the owners believe there’s a higher and better use associated with waiting.” bcbusiness.ca ART Vancouver)
make it straight into the topвойти в число самых (с сущ. во мн.ч.: There have been a number of similar reports across the country, added the paranormal expert. But this case made it straight into his top six scariest road ghost encounters he's ever come across. mirror.co.uk ART Vancouver)
make it through the winterперезимовать (We feed the birds in our backyard, it helps them make it through the winter. – пережить зиму / перезимовать ART Vancouver)
make long story shortкороче говоря
make no senseвызывать недоумение (Makes no sense. / This makes no sense. -- Это вызывает недоумение. ART Vancouver)
make perfect senseиметь вполне разумное объяснение (Along with some basic camping gear, Campbell brought a hefty cache of food stored in plastic tubs and a two-way satellite communicator to check-in with his wife and kids. He planned to spend the next four months alone smack-dab in the center of Interior Alaska. And his reasons for starting his search deep in the Alaskan wilderness, if you follow the nebulous logic of conspiracy theory, make perfect sense. -- имеют вполне разумное объяснение anomalien.com ART Vancouver)
make perfect senseиметь вполне логичное объяснение (Along with some basic camping gear, Campbell brought a hefty cache of food stored in plastic tubs and a two-way satellite communicator to check-in with his wife and kids. He planned to spend the next four months alone smack-dab in the center of Interior Alaska. And his reasons for starting his search deep in the Alaskan wilderness, if you follow the nebulous logic of conspiracy theory, make perfect sense. -- вполне логичны / имеют вполне логичное объяснение anomalien.com ART Vancouver)
make publicсделать достоянием гласности (In all, Heseltine related, seventeen encounter incidents took place over a few consecutive nights, all of which were initially denied or ignored in official accounts. Through a five-year deep dive into the data relating to the event, he uncovered evidence that had not been previously made public. coasttocoastam.com ART Vancouver)
make timeнайти время (I really appreciate you made time for me. – нашли для меня время ART Vancouver)
make tremendous progressдобиться огромных успехов (With your support and friendship, we have made tremendous progress on housing and other key issues our city faces. -- мы добились огромных успехов в вопросах жилищного строительства и по другим задачам, стоящим перед нашим городом ART Vancouver)
you made my dayхорошее настроение на весь день (The expression "you made my day" is typically used to express gratitude or appreciation for something someone has done. It can be used in a variety of contexts, such as when someone does something kind for you, when someone makes you laugh, or when someone simply makes you feel good. ART Vancouver)