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Meanings of make for in English
Synonyms
Examples for "work"
Examples for "work"
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However economic migrants, for example, were often young men looking for work.
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Essential staff needed to continue critical work will remain, the statement read.
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Energy Future began work on a new bankruptcy plan earlier this year.
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Depression costs Irish business £170 million each year in lost work days.
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Essential staff needed to continue critical work will remain, the advisory said.
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CADDIE'S ROLE:New improved points system has produced more volatility in the play-offs.
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Private companies will still play a greater role in the health service.
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Even as political leaders play their role, citizens should refrain from violence.
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Overall, this week has many data and political risk factors at play.
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Far better for the Conservatives to play Europe at its own game.
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High-pressure systems bring generally calm conditions and often result in clear skies.
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A change of government could bring radical changes in the health system.
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A possibly late answer could bring a solution to an earlier problem!
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The New Year period may bring about a welcome change of scenery.
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The UK Government needs to bring forward a strong domestic legislative agenda.
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The financial crisis continues to wreak havoc on the world's major economies.
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Not to mention the mischief it might wreak among the various conspirators.
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He said they can wreak havoc if they get out of control.
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This wrong, in the second place, the Fairies will wreak and right.
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Investors shouldn't so soon forget the havoc an unchecked emperor can wreak.
Usage of make for in English
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It is quite technical, so it should make for really good racing.
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It is an investment Wells must make for several reasons, he said.
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NewsImageFile: Cruising the canals through France can make for a fascinating adventure.
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Now that would certainly make for an interesting game, set, and match.
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Of course I was on the make for you at the time.
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Finishing one place above the play-offs would make for a good season.
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Yet studies claiming one metre or more obviously make for better headlines.
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As for South Africa's report, the graphs make for very interesting reading.
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Trust me, my life story would not make for very good reading.
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Then did the whole array make for the walls of the city.
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For Gordon Brown all that action would make for a landmark week.
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Both older children are shot as they make for a safe place.
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Overall head-to-head stats don't make for pleasant reading for the home side.
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The sacrifices we ask you to make for the rest of us.
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Electronics, toys, clothing, household goods and furniture all make for good donations.
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It will make for a nice present that is not wildly excessive.
