Approach
Make
Make verb - To obtain (as a goal) through effort.
Usage example: we finally made it!
How words are described
| good | good approach | good make |
| best | best approach | best make |
| better | better approach | better make |
| similar | similar approach | similar make |
| Other adjectives: common, direct, standard, friendly, simple, dark, new, aggressive, different. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- The most technically correct approach would be to make them either galaxies or galaxy clusters/superclusters, which would make the impending disaster a Galactic Destruction.
Source: Literature / Orthogonal - Since he can't make a cake and he can't approach her about his desires because she can't see him, Yumichika, Rin and Hanatarou have to learn how to make the perfect cake and get his mother to taste it.
Source: Plot Hole -
In an episode of Weeds, Nancy and Andy are waiting for a drug shipment when they see cops approach — their solution is to make out so passionately in the car that Andy spaces out for a while.
Source: Fake-Out Make-Out
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