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    make out

    • ph.
      manage with some difficulty to see or hear someone or something；understand a person's character or motivation
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    • 1. manage with some difficulty to see or hear someone or something
    • 2. understand a person's character or motivation
    • 3. assert or imply something about a particular person or thing
    • 4. try to give a specified impression; pretend
    • 5. draw up or write out a list or document, especially an official one
    • 6. kiss and caress amorously
    • 7. make progress; fare

    make someone/something out

    • ph.
      manage with some difficulty to see or hear something

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    make someone/something out

    • ph.
      manage with some difficulty to see or hear something

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    make capital out of

    • ph.
      use to one's own advantage

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    make capital out of

    • ph.
      use to one's own advantage

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    make someone or something out

    • ph.
      manage with some difficulty to see or hear someone or something

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    make someone or something out

    • ph.
      manage with some difficulty to see or hear someone or something

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    make a drama out of

    • ph.
      exaggerate the importance of (a minor problem or incident)

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    make out like a bandit

    • ph.
      profit greatly from an activity

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    make out

    • ph.
      manage with some difficulty to see or hear someone or something

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