maker
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- noun
- /ˈmeɪkər/
- Contact your prospective grant maker and ask him or her for copies of recent successful proposals.
- music makers
- test makers
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- The problem is when managers manage makers and they have to meet.
- That is in how the slot machine makers did something really diabolical.
- So that's what the market maker is trying to profit from.
- He had this extra wrinkle of adding the maker to the interaction.
- It says be a peace maker and a maker will make it work.
- They hate the profit makers and the the financiers.
Examples
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Have you heard of the graphics card maker Colorful?
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Another to Lensa is the foremost maker of smart street lighting.
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Ma had to go down to the monument maker to take care of everything.
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Renault is an engine maker, is a top engine maker.
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You see, I apprenticed as a tool and die maker in Germany.
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Bear Dynamic is a well known headphone maker hailing from this country.
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Did the blacksmiths and the candlestick makers not make it?
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The graphics card maker Colorful has released a new innovative product.
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In my local market, the toy maker Casige is renowned for its high-quality designs.
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Foxconn is a leading maker of electronics, known for manufacturing products for major tech companies.
Synonyms
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3.1
A company or person that makes many products, often with machines
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A person who makes something new, like a work of art or an invention
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Something that makes things like food or materials
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A company that makes things using machines and workers
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A person or company that makes metal parts and computer chips
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3.0
A machine that makes strong coffee by forcing hot water through finely ground beans
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A person who sets the numbers that show how likely a team or player will win for betting
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An ant that enters other ant nests and takes young ants to raise as workers
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Etymology
The word maker comes from the old English verb make, meaning 'to build' or 'create', plus the ending -er, which means 'one who'. So a maker is simply a person or company that makes or produces something.