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make it up to
B1
phrasal verb
Usage:
75%
apologize, compensate
Translation: apologize, compensate
Pronunciation: /meɪk ɪt ʌp tuː/
Meaning: To do something good for someone to show that you are sorry for a mistake or wrong action.

This means you do a good action to say sorry for something bad you did before. It helps fix a problem or hurt feeling. It shows you want to be kind after a mistake.

I will make it up to you tomorrow.

She made it up to me with a gift.

2
B2
phrasal verb
Usage:
70%
compensate, repay
Translation: compensate, repay
Pronunciation: /meɪk ɪt ʌp tuː/
Meaning: To provide or offer something as a way to improve or balance a previous negative situation.

Use this when you give or do something good to fix a bad event. It helps balance or correct what happened before. It is often in personal or work situations.

He made it up to her by helping around the house.

We can make it up to you with free tickets.

3
B1
phrasal verb
Usage:
60%
reward, thank
Translation: reward, thank
Pronunciation: /meɪk ɪt ʌp tuː/
Meaning: To repay someone for their time or help, showing appreciation.

This means you give something good to say thank you or show you appreciate what someone did. It is like giving back for help or kindness.

I will make it up to you for helping me.

They made it up to us with a nice dinner.

4
B2
phrasal verb
Usage:
50%
achieve, complete
Translation: achieve, complete
Pronunciation: /meɪk ɪt ʌp tuː/
Meaning: To reach or succeed in doing something important after effort or difficulty.

This usage means to arrive at a place or goal after trying hard. It is about reaching or getting to something important or difficult.

She made it up to the top of the mountain.

He made it up to the last level of the game.

5
B2
phrasal verb
Usage:
40%
reimburse, pay back
Translation: reimburse, pay back
Pronunciation: /meɪk ɪt ʌp tuː/
Meaning: To compensate financially for a loss, damage, or debt.

This means to give money or something valuable to fix a loss or damage. It is used for paying back or fixing money problems.

The company made it up to me for the broken product.

I will make it up to you for the lost money.

6
B2
phrasal verb
Usage:
65%
reconcile, restore
Translation: reconcile, restore
Pronunciation: /meɪk ɪt ʌp tuː/
Meaning: To reconcile with someone after an argument by doing something kind or helpful.

Use this when you try to fix a bad feeling after a fight or problem. It means doing something nice to have a good relationship again.

He tried to make it up to his friend after the fight.

She made it up to her sister with a card.

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