make sense out of (someone or something) -Idioms

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make sense out of (someone or something)

to understand or interpret someone or something

We tried hard to make sense out of the tragedy at the hotel.

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make short work of (something)

make the best of (something)

make the most of (something)

make time for (someone or something)

make time with (someone)

make up (something - a story or an excuse)

make up (something)

a hop, skip and a jump

have (someone's) hide

line up (someone for something)

punch a hole in (something)

thrill (someone) to pieces

like looking for a needle in a haystack

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