Exemplos de uso de To make something em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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To make something of yourself.
Y'all want me to make something?
It's to make something of your life.
Are you sure you don't want me to make something?
I wanted to make something here.
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Otherwise, we need an entire lifetime to make something.
I just wanted to make something very clear.
The verb"focus" means"to bring into view, to make something clear.
We are here to make something of this life.
And we have 23 anda half hours to make something work.
Told him to make something of himself. Come on, bro.
It's the opposite of trying to make something happen.
I want to make something very clear to you.
Maybe you don't use AI-26 to make something invisible.
Want me to make something to put in your tum-tum?
I have given you every chance to make something of yourself.
You got to make something of yourself, do something for the other kids.
But we're trying to make something good.
Perfect- to make something without flaw or defect/without flaw or defect.
Walk away you have a chance to make something of yourself.
I asked you to make something that would only disable Ashley, not kill her.
You have to be open and honest to make something good.
I'm trying to make something of my daughter's life.
Do you want to use your skills to make something cool?
I can't wait to make something beautiful in her memory.
And don't hate me'cause I'm trying to make something of myself.
I want to create- to make something big out of something little- to make a great dancer.
But all I ever see is a girl that wanted to make something for herself.
It was really… to try to make something interesting for people,something that would hold together.
We will add a bride to the first picture to make something special.