made
- adjective
- /meɪd/
:
fabricado
- The chair is made of recycled materials, making it an eco-friendly option.
It's like a permanent bread drink made from rye bread.
- It's like a permanent bread drink made from rye bread.
- These are recent books that are made from the older books.
Examples
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Why aren't your pans made out of platinum?
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This is a nuclear reactor, and it's made out of glass.
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These are recent books that are made from the older books.
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This is a bubble made out of solid stone.
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The jewelry was made from high-quality silver and adorned with precious stones.
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These toys are made in a factory, ensuring consistent quality and safety.
Synonyms
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3.4
Made by people rather than happening in nature
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3.9
An item like a shirt or chair made before you buy it
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3.8
Created for a customer to match their requests
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5.6
Built for a specific use, like a factory or school
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4.3
Made earlier in parts so it can be quickly put together or used
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3.1
Made by a machine rather than by hand
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3.1
Made by machines in large numbers rather than by hand
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7.9
An ordinary object made in a factory and shown as art
Made in a factory in large amounts rather than by hand
Made in a factory before being assembled at the final site
Made for a special use or job
Antonyms
Idioms
Compounds
- Specialized
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3.7
A fiber produced by people from chemicals or other materials, not the kind that grows on living things
How Manufactured
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Morphology
Etymology
Made is the past form of make, meaning 'to make or produce by people'. So when we call something made, we mean it is produced by people or machines rather than being natural.