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make-up British & World English

cosmetics such as lipstick or powder applied to the face, used to enhance or alter the appearance

make up in make British & World English

be reconciled after a quarrel

make something up in make British & World English

complete an amount or group

make up to in make British & World English

attempt to win the favour of (someone) by being pleasant

make up for in make British & World English

compensate for something lost, missed, or deficient

make up ground in ground1 British & World English

get closer to someone ahead in a race or competition

make up the leeway in leeway British & World English

struggle out of a bad position, especially by recovering lost time

make up for lost time in lost British & World English

do something faster or more often in order to compensate for not having done it quickly or often enough before

pancake make-up in pancake British & World English

make-up consisting of a flat solid layer of compressed powder, used especially in the theatre

make-up English-French

maquillage m

make-up English-Italian

trucco m

eye make-up English-German

Augen-Make-up

make up English-French

se réconcilier

make ˈup English-German

zusammenstellen

make-up artist English-Italian

truccatore, -trice mf

make up English-Italian

comporre

make up English-Spanish

inventar

make-up remover English-French

démaquillant m

make ˈup for English-German

wieder gutmachen

make up to English-Italian

arruffianarsi

make up for lost time in make English-Italian

recuperare il tempo perso

to make up one's mind about/to do in mind English-French

se décider à propos de/à faire

I'll take the afternoon off, and make up the time later in make1 English-Spanish

me tomaré la tarde libre y ya recuperaré el tiempo más tarde