make allowances for (someone or something) -Idioms

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make allowances for (someone or something)

to allow extra time for someone or something, to make excuses for someone or something

We must make allowances for the fact that the new employee is very slow.

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make amends for (something)

make an all-out effort

make an appearance

make an appointment (with someone)

make an example of (someone)

make an exception (for someone)

make an impression (on someone)

make an issue of (something)

make arrangements for (someone or something)

make as if (to do something)

march to (the beat of) a different drummer

filled to the brim

sign one's own death warrant

barge in on (someone or something)

tune in (a radio)

judging by (something)

run off at the mouth

bring (something) to a head

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