Definition of made

made

làm ra

/meɪd//meɪd/

The word "made" has a fascinating history. It originated from the Old English word "mæden," meaning "to form" or "to create." This, in turn, evolved from the Proto-Germanic word "maþjan," sharing roots with the German word "machen" and the Dutch word "maken," all meaning "to make." The word's journey through time reflects the evolution of language, with its meaning expanding to include various forms of creation, from crafting objects to producing something new. Its simple yet powerful meaning continues to be used today in countless contexts.

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made in the way, place, etc. mentioned

được thực hiện theo cách, địa điểm, vv được đề cập

Example:
  • well-made

    làm tốt

  • home-made

    tự chế

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Idioms

have (got) it made
(informal)to be sure of success; to have everything that you want
(be) made for somebody/each other
to be completely suitable for somebody/each other
  • Peter and Judy seem made for each other, don't they?
    • what somebody is made of
    (informal)how somebody reacts in a difficult situation
  • Don't give up now, Sam—show us what you're made of.