Summary
make
Marke · Herstellung · Erzeugnis · Fabrikat · einschalten
to make
anfertigen · vornehmen · schaffen
to make {verb}
erzielen · knüpfen · zuknüpfen · machen · herstellen · etw. erwirtschaften
English-German translation for "to unmake"
"to unmake" German translation
to unmake
to unmake (also: to nullify, to remove, to redress)
So, anything that has been made can be unmade.
to unmake {verb}
to unmake [unmade|unmade] {vb} (also: to rescind, to abrogate, to abolish, to cancel)
make
From the Make list box select the manufacturer of your paper.
The details found here always refer to the respective manufacturer set in the Make field.
Would being a step removed from cash for a few seconds by being paid by token make a difference?
To defend a make, know-how, jobs?
The main purpose of the mark is to make the product distinguishable and familiar and to indicate a certain product quality.
make (also: fabrication, formation, making, manufacture)
Consumers are acknowledged as being entitled to make private copies.
A company called Aquaporin is starting to make desalination membranes mimicking this technology.
And when you make them light in the right way, that can be simpler and cheaper to make.
That takes about two seconds to make.
In the basement, you're gonna find some bathtubs that have been used very recently to make large quantities of nitroglycerin.
Consumers need to be made aware of the advantages of organic products in order to increase demand.
And it makes no difference whether the products in question are beer, as in this case, or other products.
We can help them not only with aid but also by making it possible for them to trade their products in our markets.
Secondly, tough requirements should be made of chemicals, and of products containing chemicals, when these are imported.
A coherent product promotion policy is one of the tools making it possible to put European farm models into practice effectively.
inferior make
superior make
popular make
best make
make (also: to energize, to enable, to intercalate, to interpolate)
But if we turn on head tracking, the computer can change the image that's on the screen and make it respond to the head movements.
This is a truly unforgivable thing to say, and it would be appropriate for the European Union to intervene and make it clear that milk is
This is where much more use must be made of Europol.
Some Member States have not even made plans, so that the European Court was forced to intervene.
That is why I welcome the efforts that Europe is making to help this country to recover its internal stability by intervening here.
make {noun}
make of car
The success of a given make of car in competitions, rallies or circuit racing, is very often used to advertise a vehicle intended for
to make
We can weave them, knit them, or we can make them like you see here.
Secondly, we need to be able to make joint and scientifically based risk assessments.
For the best part of the history of mankind, we have had to make our tools from wood, metal and stone.
We can still make the pieces.
And we had custom espresso cups made that hide a magnet inside, and make those compasses go crazy, always centering on them.
to make (also: to perform, to carry out, to take, to undertake)
Very well, Mr Puerta, we shall naturally make the corrections as you request.
We now need to make an overall assessment of the result of the negotiations.
However, you can also click within the name, directly where you want to make a change.
This is why we have had to make a few amendments to the common position.
Otherwise, you don't need to make any changes to the campaign end date.
to make (also: to manage, to create, to tackle)
I hope the discussion may make it a little clearer what the thinking here is.
One problem is bureaucratic, administrative: will we make it by 31 December?
We must also make sure we do not create any new hierarchies between the countries.
And it's quite clear that, in order to make minds, we need to construct neural maps.
What do the folks who make it all the way to side-by-side burial plots have in common?
to make {verb}
Where, then, can we achieve real compromises that make real law-making possible?
I do not see any willingness among a large part of the Council to make any progress.
Nevertheless, we have failed to make significant progress on rail transport.
We need to make progress towards the coordination of economic policies.
There obviously remain points on which Romania ought to continue to make progress.
And I think, however, we can make good relationships with each other.
However, we must not allow ourselves to make our aid conditional upon family planning.
local people sometimes make life seem artificial.
Here again, let us suspend financial aid and make our cooperation conditional upon respect for human rights.
The idea of people-work is what we work with here, and I have to make a bond with my designers when we're creating BMWs.
From an economic point of view, Turkey is in a position to make rapid progress.
And the answer is, "How do you make a profit in a capitalist system, doing that?"
The European Parliament must make bold proposals and must remain very vigilant.
We have to make it abundantly clear that we are not giving anybody carte blanche.
These people make up 20 % of the population of Latvia and 9 % of that of Estonia.
The most important being that it is the best way to make an inexpensive product.
There's quite a bit of variation within the fibers that an individual spider can make.
For example, this garden spider can make seven different kinds of silks.
Moskowitz -- Doctor Moskowitz -- we want to make the perfect pickle."
(Laughter) And here is our factory in Cape Town where we make horses.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "unmake":
Synonyms (English) for "make":
Similar words
unluckier · unluckiest · unluckily · unlucky · unmade · unmagical · unmagnified · unmailable · unmaintainable · unmaintained · unmake · unmaking · unmanageable · unmanageably · unmanliness · unmanly · unmanned · unmannerly · unmanning · unmans · unmapped
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