make up


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make up
s. maquillaje; figura, constitución corporal, constitución, forma; arreglo
 
make up
v. contruir; constituir, formar, integrar; inventar, confeccionar, planear, tramar; perdonar y olvidar; suplir lo que falta; ponerse cosméticos; compensar por algo que se perdió

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make up
v.- maquillarse | embellecer| inventar | imaginar | urdir | maquinar | construir | componer | constituir | indemnificar | compensar | suplementar | complementar | contrapesar | equilibrar | nivelar | contrarrestar | arreglar | montar | componer | integrar | conformar | llenar un vacío | ponerse al día | actualizarse | desatrasarse | hacer las paces
s.- maquillaje | composición | caracterización | constitución | composición | estructura | personalidad | carácter | temperamento | desatraso | actualización

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make up into
hacer un atado de, hacer un paquete de

 
make up leeway
salir del atraso, recuperar lo perdido

 
make up one's mind
decidirse, resolver
 
make-up
composición, constitución, estructura; cosméticos, afeite; pintura; compaginación, ajuste; confección; características generales; apariencia de una publicación, apariencia de un periódico


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maquillaje

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make + Nombre + up
(v.) = maquillar.
Ex: After making her up you can choose her dress and accessories.
 
make up1
(v.) = componer, formar, conformar, constituir, integrar.
Ex: Each volume is make up of several issues which appear in the next lower level.
 
make up2
(v.) = inventar.
Ex: The nation was shocked and even more outraged when it turned out she made it all up.
 
make up3
(v.) = hacer las paces, congraciarse, reconciliarse.
Ex: Martin and Ruthie are back to being bestfriends after they made up over spring break.
 
make-up1 [makeup]
(n.) = composición, constitución, características.
Ex: Account also had to be taken of the disparate make-up and wide age-spread of a reader community which consists of Commission officials and trainees plus diverse visitors from outside.

 
make-up2 [makeup]
(n.) = maquillaje.
Ex: This article looks at hair, eyes, makeup, jewellery, ties, suits, braces, footwear, perfume and other aspects of dress, and describes what is considered appropriate and correct for librarians.
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* put + make-up on = maquillarse, ponerse maquillaje.
* wear + make-up = maquillarse, llevar maquillaje.

 
make-up3
(n.) = conciliación, reconciliación.
Ex: They have been through the good times and the bad, the break-ups and the make-ups.