English Collocations

To present a set of reasons or evidence to support a claim or point of view.

“The lawyer will make an argument for her client's innocence.”

To evaluate or judge something, such as a situation or a person's abilities.

“The team will make an assessment of the company's financial situation before making a decision.”

To suppose or believe something without having sufficient evidence or proof.

“He made an assumption about her interests based on her hobbies.”

To have a significant effect or influence on something or someone.

“The new policy is expected to make an impact on the environment.”

To create a positive or negative opinion or image in someone's mind.

“He made a good impression at the job interview.”

To notice or comment on something, often based on careful observation or study.

“The scientist made an observation about the behavior of the animals.”

To make arrangements means to plan or organize something in advance.

“We need to make arrangements for the wedding reception.”

To make something available means to provide or offer it for use.

“The company will make the new product available to customers next month.”

To make someone aware of something means to inform or notify them about it.

“The company needs to make its customers aware of the changes in the policy.”

To make contact with someone means to get in touch or communicate with them.

“I tried to make contact with the customer service team but they were unavailable.”

To make something explicit means to clearly state or show it, leaving no doubt about what is meant.

“The teacher made the instructions explicit so that the students could understand them.”

To make policy means to create or establish rules, laws, or guidelines for something.

“The government will make policy decisions based on the results of the election.”

To make provision for something means to plan or prepare for it, especially by setting aside resources.

“The company made provision for the possibility of a recession by reducing its expenses.”

To make something visible means to make it clear, apparent, or noticeable.

“The new lighting system made the artwork visible from a distance.”

A situation in which men have more power, influence, or control than women.

“The concept of male dominance is being challenged in modern society.”

A person who does physical work, often using their hands or simple tools.

“Manual workers are essential for the construction and manufacturing industries.”

The part of a country's economy that involves making goods, such as cars, electronics, or food products.

“The manufacturing sector is a significant contributor to the country's GDP.”

A clear and noticeable difference between two things.

“There is a marked contrast between the urban and rural areas of the country.”

Clearly and noticeably distinct or unlike something else.

“The two cultures are markedly different, with unique customs and traditions.”

The longest time allowed or possible for something.

“The maximum duration of the project is 12 months.”

The average score or value, calculated by adding up all the scores and dividing by the number of scores.

“The mean score on the exam was 75%”

A way of doing something that has a significant or important effect, or that is done with a sense of purpose or intention.

“The company is trying to engage with the community in a meaningful way.”

The reporting or broadcasting of news or information by the media, such as newspapers, television, or social media.

“The event received extensive media coverage, with many news outlets reporting on it.”

Help or support provided by medical professionals, such as doctors or nurses, to someone who is sick or injured.

“The patient required medical assistance after the accident.”