make
put
go
get
look
take
100

to compensate for; to replace; to make restitution; to make reparation for.”

make up for.

For example:

  •         I ruined your T-shirt, but I hope this new one I bought you makes up for it.
  •         He spent two weeks with his family to make up for his year-long absence.
100

postpone

put off

100

continue

go on

100

be in a good relationship with

get along

100

treat

look after

100

treat

take care

200

invent

make up

200

extinguish

put out

200

progress

go ahead

200

to manage with little

get by

200
search

look for

200
departure of a plain

take off

300

consists, it has these materials

it is made of

300

insult

put down

300

get upset

go off

300

become involved in

get into

300

admire

look up to

300

become in control of something

take over

400

“to convert one thing into another.”

make into

  •  He made his old garage into a bar.
  •         Lots of practice will make you into a fluent English speaker.
400

repulse

put off

400

chase

go for/after

400

dispose

get rid of

400

find information

look up

400

consider 

take into account

500

“to hurry away; to escape,”

make off

 examples:

  •         The thieves had to make off in their car when the police arrived.
  •         She made off with my jewellery.
500

tolerate

put up with

500

return

go back

500

overcome

get through

500

condescend

look down on

500

issue a loan or insurance

take out

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