make do

英 [meɪk duː]

美 [meɪk duː]

将就使用，凑合着用

英英释义

verb

• come to terms with
  1. We got by on just a gallon of gas
  2. They made do on half a loaf of bread every day
  Synonym:copeget bymake outcontendgrappledealmanage

双语例句

• You'll have to make do with this timber.
  你就可着这块木料做吧。
• If you see your manager as someone whose job is to enforce rules, spoil your fun and make you do things you don't want to do, it will show and it won't look good.
  如果你把你的主管看做是一个强制你遵循规则，挤压你的乐趣，还让你做你不想做的事情的人，这会表现出来而且看起来不可能很好。
• On the other hand, a query for a clerk might not necessarily be weighted as high, so that query might have to make do with the indexes that already exist.
  反之，职员的查询也许就没有必要看得那么重，所以也许应该利用现有索引来执行查询。
• If your code has a1 in3 chance of being called out for review, that's still enough of an incentive to make you do a great job.
  如果您的代码有三分之一的几率被评审者抽中进行评审，那么它仍然足以刺激评审者谨慎工作。
• Viewers will have to make do with tired re-runs and second-rate movies
  电视观众只能将就着看一下已经看厌了的重播节目和二流电影。
• Together, these things make you do better so you have a reason to be confident.
  所有因素一起作用都会让你做得更好所以你有理由变得自信。
• Why make do with a copy if you can afford the genuine article?
  要是买得起真品，为什么还要拿复制品来凑合呢？
• It would look as if we thought we could make him do things.
  那样做看上去就像是我们以为自己能叫他做事似的。
• During the modernization effort, it may not be viable to make do entirely with existing staff, since team members would be busy meeting current commitments.
  在现代化工作期间，完全使用现有人员也许无法应付过去，因为团队成员将会忙于满足当前承诺。
• Try to make do with this spade for now.
  这把锹你先对付着用吧。