n. 發燒,發熱,狂熱
v. (使)發燒,(使
6. 用于 make it:
(1) 表示事業獲得成功。如:
You will make it if you try. 你會成功的,如果你努力的話。
He’s never really made it as an actor. 他當演員從未有所成就。
(2) 表示具體做成某事。如:
You needn’t worry; he will make it. 他不必擔心,他會辦成的。
If you want to make it, better get doing. 如果你想把這事干成,就該動手了。
(3) 表示設法做到某事。如:
I’ve been having violin lessons every two weeks, but I think I’ll make it every week from now on. 我一直是每兩個星期上一次小提琴課,但是我想從現在起每個星期都上課。
(4) 表示及時趕上火車等。如:
The train leaves in five minutes—we’ll never make it. 火車再有5分鐘就開了——我們絕對趕不上了。
(5) 表示及時抵達某地。如:
We are too late; I don’t think we can make it. 我們太遲了,我想我們難以準時趕到了。
I’m really sorry, but I won’t be able to make it (on) Sunday after all. 真的很抱歉,我星期天根本趕不到。
(6) 表示約定時間。如:
Let’s make it at 8:30. Is that all right for you? 我們約定在8點半吧,這對你合適嗎?
A:Shall we make it next week? 下個星期可以嗎?
B:OK, let’s make it next week. 好的,咱們就定在下個星期吧。
(7) 表示病情好轉。如:
The doctor knew that the patient was unlikely to make it. 醫生知道那個病人沒什么希望了。
He had a high fever, but it doesn’t mean be couldn’t make it. 他發高燒,但這并不意味著他挺不過去。
注意,以下make it…結構中的it為形式賓語:
I have to make it clear that my family is poor. 我得說清楚我家里很窮。
I make it a rule to write in my diary every night. 我把每晚寫日記當成一種習慣。

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