Make for | EWA Phasal Verbs Dictionary
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Make for

/meɪk fɔː/

B1

PreIntermediate

1. To move towards or head in the direction of something.

  • After the meeting, she made for the exit as quickly as possible.
  • The children made for the playground as soon as school was over.

2. To cause or lead to a certain outcome or result.

  • The new policy makes for a more efficient work environment.
  • His sense of humor makes for a great conversation.

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