英语词汇“make do”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典-新都网

make do1

Manage with the limited or inadequate means available: Dad would have to make do with an old car...

People with learning difficulties no longer have to make do with what is available.
Many more channels are available nowadays, even if some of us still make do with the five.
Aided by support staff and by reading specialists, teachers made do with the pedagogical knowledge and skills that were available to them.

Synonyms

scrape by/along, get by/along, manage, cope, survive, muddle through/along, fare all right, make the best of a bad job, improvise, make ends meet, keep the wolf from the door, keep one's head above water, shift for oneself

informal make out

make the best of, get by with/on, put to the best use, make the most of

See parent entry: make

make-do2

/meɪkˈduː

adjective [attributive]

Makeshift; temporary: make-do shelters dotted the landscape...

Recreation was not yet a pressing problem since we did not have any free time and were too exhausted for anything other than resting in our make-do shelters.
And the Blues' boss is extremely unlikely to tinker around with a mend and make-do loan move, or a temporary quick fix.
In any case, we accepted that living in Britain meant being mired in a historical backwater, that our culture was a threadbare, make-do shadow of America's.

单词	make do
释义	make do1 Manage with the limited or inadequate means available: Dad would have to make do with* an old car... People with learning difficulties no longer have to make do with what is available. Many more channels are available nowadays, even if some of us still make do with the five. Aided by support staff and by reading specialists, teachers made do with the pedagogical knowledge and skills that were available to them. Synonyms scrape by/along, get by/along, manage, cope, survive, muddle through/along, fare all right, make the best of a bad job, improvise, make ends meet, keep the wolf from the door, keep one's head above water, shift for oneself informal* make out make the best of, get by with/on, put to the best use, make the most of See parent entry: make make-do2 /meɪkˈduː / adjective [attributive] Makeshift; temporary: make-do shelters dotted the landscape... Recreation was not yet a pressing problem since we did not have any free time and were too exhausted for anything other than resting in our make-do shelters. And the Blues' boss is extremely unlikely to tinker around with a mend and make-do loan move, or a temporary quick fix. In any case, we accepted that living in Britain meant being mired in a historical backwater, that our culture was a threadbare, make-do shadow of America's.
随便看	seeing is believing seeing that seek seek dead seeker seek one's fortune seek time seel see life seem seeming seemingly seemliness seemly seen See of Rome see one's way clear to do (or doing) something see (or tell or spot) something a mile off see (or think) fit see over seep seepage seer see red seersucker