And 'to make up with someone'. "to make something up" = to invent something (like a story, or an excuse) "Did you just make that up?" "Stop making up excuses" "My Dad used to tell me bedtime stories. He'd make them up off the top of his head." 'to make up with someone' = to become friends again after an argument "We fell out with each other, but life's too s ... Show More
Sep 2020
Episode 109 💄7 Ways We Use the Phrase, “Make Up” in English Explained in Less Than Ten Minutes
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In this video, I explain seven ways we use the phrase "make up" in English. Until Doctor Luke from Poland pointed it out, I never realized how complex the term, "make ... Show More
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May 2007
64: "I gave blood today!"
A good deed - giving blood, to be precise - is the topic of this lesson, lesson 64. We'll study a variety of expressions, including 'I did a good deed...' and 'It's for that (very) reason that...'. We'll also learn the meaning of an amusing expression: 'tomber dans les pommes'. A ... Show More
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